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Bill Murray

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Bill Murray

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Am I lonely?

Oh it feels like

When the day breaks

Am I wanted inside?

Say goodbye, do you feel liked?

Wave goodbye, and your heart's not in line

We'll be tall

We'll be tall

Am I lonely?

Cause it feels right

If I look up,

Can you keep me alive?

Wave goodbye to your family and friends those lost ants

And your eyes bleed when you see, cause nothing works inside

We'll be tall

We'll be tall

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