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Artist: Phantom Tones
Canonical path: /phantom-tones/talking
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Talking
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Talking
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Talking, it's never too easy to me
When i've got a lot to say
Or when i've got nothing
Smiling, it's never too easy to me
But it's so sad to see
As we pretend to smile
Words are forever
It's now or it's never
You've always seen right through me
That's what i mean
Are we talking forever?
Talking for days?
It's now or it's never
Pleasure and pain
Talking forever
'till i see you again
Laughter and sadness feel the same
Praying, it's much too hard for me
I spell those dignified words
But it makes no difference
Talking ...
Are we talking forever ...
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