When Something Old Dies
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When Something Old Dies
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Empty faces surrounded with hairdresses wondering
'round with hard thoughts in their minds, I wonder why
can't see their lives as a big fantasy that gives a
chance to see everything
as we know it's all there just do anything
pick up your first thought and take that adventure
I'm sure you'll be much happier than if you're stuck
with the idea of doing what you're expected to
Everyone is a star in their movie
It can be made so boring or groovy
It's about time we all realize
something new bornS when something old dieS
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