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Artist: Oren Lavie
Canonical path: /oren-lavie/sonata-sentimental-1-you-ve-changed
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Sonata Sentimental #1: You've Changed
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Sonata Sentimental #1: You've Changed
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You’ve changed
Time has passed
Words fade fast
Memories
Paper cuts
How you’ve grown
Glad you phoned
Did you find your song?
You’ve left
Lovely red
Were you bored?
Don’t you like
My minor chords?
Wings you’ve grown
How you’ve flown
Hope you’ve found your song
You’ve changed
Lovely red
Time was lost
Now half of you
For half the cost
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