Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Statistics
Canonical path: /statistics/a-foreword
Related lyric paths: 6
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A foreword
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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A foreword
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Another chapter has begun
All the old stories are done
A foreword
A way to begin
Let's start over
I'm dying to be living
And things seem better
From the start
And I don't care if I finish this time
Bestsellers fly off of the shelves
The critics can't help themselves
A foreword
A way to begin
Let's start over
I'm dying to be living
And things seem better
From the start
And I don't care if I finish this time
Spent alone
I don't want to leave my home
If I call
Late at night
Just say everything is alright
And everything's alright
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