Distressed
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Distressed
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she took the morning lightly / across my eyes
she sees faces but not her own / her own
i don't want to use you baby / but you sound confused
are you taking on prestige baby / because you've been abused / abused
C--i am perplexed / i am distressed
where did i park my wheels / where did i park my wheels
way deep down inside your heart / is so far apart
from the world i'd call my home / my home
would you laugh if i told you / selfish is easy
or just lay here say nothing at all / silence--C
way deep down inside your heart / is so far apart
from the world i'd call my home / my home
i am distressed
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