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Artist: Newton Faulkner
Canonical path: /newton-faulkner/in-my-head
Related lyric paths: 6
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In My Head
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In My Head
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I don’t know why I feel how I feel in my head
My head
I don’t know why I find what I find in my mind
My mind
Nothing feels the same
Pull out the seams and it all comes apart easily
I want to be with the sky meets the trees far away
I don’t know why I feel how I feel in my head
My head
I don’t know why I find what I find in my mind
My mind
Nothing feels the same
Pull out the seams and it all comes apart easily
I want to be where the sky meets the trees far away
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