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Artist: Julie Doiron
Canonical path: /julie-doiron/creative-depression
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Creative Depression
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Creative Depression
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I'll tell you, today
I'm not feeling ok
Maybe tomorrow I will
I'll show you a little bit
It's what I've done all through it
Creative depression, oh
All my life I've smiled
Until now, now I'm down
Must be age, I'm sure it's not
Could be time but there's still lots
I must have changed somehow
I feel lost, but I've won
I have my mate and my son
Oh my wonderful son
All my life I've smiled
Until now, now I'm down
Things are good, 'cause they change
I am good, I will
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