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Artist: Overhead
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In 100 Years
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In 100 Years
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While every star lines up free
The odd man stands still
From where I lay down humble
And day we make, you & I keep breathin'
And start the end
If you ever see the face of your staring idol
Just sense the sky and carry on blind
But I just fear a lesson
You know what's new in a hundred years
I just fear a lesson
For every lie died unsaid
A strange love unseeing
From where we stand still
For any stunnin' signs
You & I keep livin' and start the end
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