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Artist: Kisschasy
Canonical path: /kisschasy/resolution-wednesday
Related lyric paths: 6
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Resolution Wednesday
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Resolution Wednesday
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Your calming hailstones in summer
sliding ice along the sunburn
I can see the moon
and its midday, midday
The little hand on the big clock
Is moving forwards then backwards
This is my resoloution wednesday, wednesday!
And Ill set my alarm
For three thousand and two
Cause ive been waiting years for this
and ill be waiting here for you
And i will freeze my body
Until they find a cure
Cause ive been waiting years for this
And ill be waiting here for you
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