Waters
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Waters
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Love where do we go
Now that we are old
Love where do we go
Now that we are old
VHS and floppy drives, a memory of long lost prime
We don't know how to let go
This childhood's taking its bow
Never forget where you begun
The time has come but was never gone
So stiffen your lips and always remain true to the waters
Love where do we go
Now that we are old
Love where do we go
Now that we are old
We don't need to sleep to dream
We're lost boys in magazines
A digital youth displaced
In desperate need of change
Never forget where you begun
The time has come but was never gone
So stiffen your lips and always remain true to the story
Love where do we go
Now that we are old
Love where do we go
Now that we are old
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