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Artist: Socratic
Canonical path: /socratic/not-a-thing
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Not A Thing
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Not A Thing
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You know the time we spent never meant anything to me.
You have to learn to let things you got to learn to let things be. It felt so close to you,
and it felt so close me, so what am
I supposed to do? You should never let things stay. I don't care anymore you just do what you want to do.
Now I realized that there's more happier things then you. It's what I did best would it be too much to ask; if you thought that I mattered? More than
I could be remake reality you might have thought that I mattered.
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