I'm 49
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I'm 49
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Do you feel completely abandoned and lost?
What's wrong?
I'm 49, divorced
Are you falling apart? Ahaha
Yes
I cannot think that she is ever going to forgive him
In the depths of her soul
But why?
Well, he's a very complicated psychological specimen
I'm isolated
Down down, down down
Jesus!
One badly mutilated soldier whose wounds
She was dressing kept saying to her
Over and over again (over and over and over again)
I'm 49, divorced
Do you feel completely abandoned and lost?
Ah, that's one of the great questions
Are you falling apart? Ahaha
Yes
Over and over and over again he cried
Down down, down down
(When I was a baby I was either crying or singing)
Down down, down down
(When I was a baby I was either crying or singing)
What's wrong?
I'm 49, divorced
Down down, down down
(If you're in pain, music can work on the level of anaesthetic)
Down down, down down
I'm isolated
That's very frightening
Just hold me
Down down, down down
I'm 49, divorced
Jesus!
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