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Artist: Marnie Stern
Canonical path: /marnie-stern/cinco-de-mayo
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Cinco de Mayo
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Cinco de Mayo
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In the thick of the night
Nobody there
Don't remember if you loved another one, the rainbow, or the wind on your face
I miss you. I'm shouting it out to the gods
How can I explain the cold I'm feeling since you left me. You were the love of my life
There isn't a fairy tale ending
And I say
You will always be here. And here. And hear. And hear
You will always be near. And near. And near. And near
In the thick of the night
Nobody there
I hope you see god. I hope you see god
You're everything
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