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Alastika

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Alastika

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You are something (something to hold onto)

A fault in the crust where I fell through

You live and you learn, but you still love

Nothing will change what I'm made of

We'll run away

"But did you think you'd grow beyond me?"

The clouds exclaimed

Just run away

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