No Floor
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No Floor
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Oh no
There is no ceiling
There is no floor
So low
You couldn't get much
You couldn't get much
Anymore
There is no window
There is no door
There is no ceiling
There is no floor
All night there was
One light, because
You can't be living in the dark
Think it couldn't get much worse
But there is no floor
We all know
There is no heaven
There is no home
And all alone
I could have died, in your arms tonight
And let go
There is no heaven
There is no home
There is no ceiling
There is no floor
All night there was
One light, because
You can't be living in the dark
Think it couldn't get much worse
But there is no floor
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