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Addiction

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Addiction

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Sit all alone like a train on the tracks

Like a moth to a flame I keep coming back

Coming back, coming back

I look out the glass in the mountains I see

That the colors are just a reflection of me

Of me, of me

Green eyes I see blue skies

And I'm coming back

Shivering cold in the new years air

The calendar said that you can't stay there

Stay there, stay there

Thinking about all the time that I had

All the people I met oh it wasn't so bad

So bad, so bad

Green eyes I see blue skies

I'm coming back

Green eyes I see blue skies

I'm coming back

In life I find no constant

None but addiction and fear

And I'm weary from love and wanting

But it's true that I wanna be here

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