Tim B
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Tim B
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I've been discovered
It hurts this head of mine
I cant look at the dress
I was wearing last night
Thought I was covered
But everything went fine
But now I see
I can take your arm seriously enough
And all the people
That I'd loved in the past
Where did they go?
Did they gather in your smile
I've been discovered
My hands are shaking now
All this dumb fake blunt head
All my manners made forget
Despised my lovers
I never gave them crowns
But now I see
I should have leaved those years seriously and now
And all the people
That I'd loved in the past
Where did they go?
Did they gather in your smile
And all the people
That I'd loved in the past
Where did they go?
Did they gather in your smile
Ahh ahh ahh
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