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Artist: Mew
Canonical path: /mew/chinaberry-tree
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Chinaberry Tree
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Chinaberry Tree
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In parallel sea what would I be?
My first love said to me:
"Tears out for the world to see"
I would not be
I did not see the chinaberry tree
Tears out, it would feel so
Heavenly, Heavenly, Heavenly
hard now to picture a me
Without you
"Don't interfere"
Part of her back was frozen
For the remainder of the war
"Don't be concerned"
But I never learned how not to be
As my first love said to me
"I don't care, I'm not there"
so that I could not sleep
My whole beeing was falling apart
So that I soon cried out
"Dear friends, hold me"
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