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Artist: Mute Math
Canonical path: /mute-math/amendment
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Amendment
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Amendment
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Find me a better place
Find me a home in this world that I can afford
(Find me) find me a better space
(Oh, find me) find me a corner of some hopeful corridor
(Show me) show me a better way
(Show me) show me a higher intention for breathing in
(Aahh) show me a better fate
(Show) show me a cross with a cause worth believing in
Ahhh, ahhh
Ahhh, ahhh
Ahhh, ahhh
Ahhh, ahhh
Ahhh, ahhh
Find me a better place
Find me a home in this world that I can afford
Find me a better space
(Oh find me) find me a corner of some hopeful corridor
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