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Fall

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Malpractice Canonical path: /malpractice/fall Related lyric paths: 6
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Fall

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Did I figure it out did I realize

How deep is my fear

So much to say nothing to tell

I thought I needed to tell

I don't remember eye don't remember

Fall fall fall

Fall of my season

Fall fall fall

Fall of my season

It was so real as the movies

As the stories I held inside

In this killing heat my thoughts begin

To revolve back to rain

Rain will fall

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