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Artist: Samples
Canonical path: /samples/14th-and-euclid-on-the-fields
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14th and Euclid (on the fields)
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14th and Euclid (on the fields)
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14th and Eclid (on the fields)
So I walk through the fields again
A splash of water in my eyes
But we'll keep dancing till the end
When it gets to hard to realize
So the earth goes around and
Around turning circles in our eyes
Its only troubled times we've found
It gets too far to realize
Little baby, go to sleep rest your angles on my sheep
The piece you're holding
Is yours to keep
Little baby go to sleep
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