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Artist: Purity Ring
Canonical path: /purity-ring/nthngsfine
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nthngsfine
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nthngsfine
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I have taken your words to soften size
And you said I thought I would always have the time
To do away with that
There are branches in your eyes
Like the blood from the sunset in July
I can't wait till summer's gone and passed us by
I can't wait till summer's gone and passed us by
May the world turn and turn until you shine
But you know
You know I know
That nothing's fine
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