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Artist: Jeremy Jay
Canonical path: /jeremy-jay/covered-in-ivy
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Covered In Ivy
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Covered In Ivy
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With the strangest in time
Enough to tell the doors...how I feel
With the fingers set inside
Never drifting off the peer
We are the starlight brothers
Sitting tired how loud
Just
I see the late night pulling over
See the word
I know especial never
Happens again
Settle down and hold up for the wind
Turn, sick to turn
Somehow by chance
This world everyday's
Somehow by chance
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