Almost Gone
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Almost Gone
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As I'm leaving a change come on my eyes
These streets persuading me with mumbled strange goodbyes
Through the water through the ring
To the soul of everything
Throw my heart out on the stones and I'm almost gone
There's no meaning in clothes and coffee cups
Cheap hotel furniture where silence never stops
Through the water through the ring
To the sould of everything
Cry my eyes out to the winds and I'm almost gone
Almost gone
And I'm dreaming just staring at the walls
At cars all frozen now and street light waterfalls
Through the water through the ring
To the soul of everything
Throw my heart out on the stone and I'm almost gone
Through the water through the ring
To the soul of everything
Wash my heart out on the stones
And I'm almost gone
Almost gone
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