Peacock Affect
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The Fall

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Peacock Affect Canonical path: /peacock-affect/the-fall Related lyric paths: 6
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The Fall

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I’m such a bland person

That I wonder if one day I’ll take up magic tricks

So that I appear more exiting

And I don’t have enough time in the world

I wonder if one day I’ll just randomly start falling

I’m lying in my bed

Lying in my head

I’ll go upstairs you’ll never see me again

I watch things

And I wish I had friends

The moon is shining tonight

And there’s no one in me

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