Looking For A Cure
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Looking For A Cure
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Tree tops burning in a forest fire
Water boils over steams for a while
We're lonely in this world
Looking for a cure
Flood rushes in like an emotion
Wind blowing hard but within time
It eases to a breeze
I fall back to my knees
She is beautiful, but I'm not in her eye
Falling lost in her uncharted depths I'd lie
But it's alright, for a while
Tree tops burning in a forest fire
Water boils over steams for a while
Lonely in this world
Looking for a cure
Flood rushes in like an emotion
Wind blowing hard but within time
It eases to a breeze
I fall back to my knees
She is beautiful, but I'm not in her eye
Falling lost in her uncharted depths I'd lie
But it's alright, at least for now, to be me
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