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Dementia

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Dementia

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Discontent you wear so well

It's a part that you hide

And leave buried inside

Seems the things that used to mean

The world to me

Don't add up to a hill of beans

Let yourself free flow

Help me let it go

Let yourself free

Drowned feeling inside

That I couldn't hide

But I didn't forget to smile

Memories good and bad

Mark my life like a mile post sign

Let yourself free flow

Help me let it go

Let yourself free

Discontent you wear so well

It's a part that you hide

And leave buried inside

Seems the things that used to mean

The world to me

Don't add up to a hill of beans

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