Changes
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Changes
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Things could be stranger
But I don't know how
I'm going through changes now
I could spend a lifetime figuring it out
I'm going through changes now
That have just begun
Under a purple sun
There's many reasons
We are
What we've become
I'm going through changes
Ripping out pages
I'm going through changes now
I knew it once
But I forgot
I'm going through changes now
We want everything but
What we've got
I'm going through changes now
Maybe it's too soon
Under a purple moon
But I'd ride off with you
In a big balloon
I'm going through changes
Rattling cages
I'm going through changes now
Things could be different
But I don't know how
I'm going through changes
Through all the strangeness
I'm going through changes now
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Langhorne Slim performs "Changes", and this lyric page sits inside the Langhorne Slim catalog on LyroVerse.
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