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Artist: Tellison
Canonical path: /tellison/henry-went-to-paris
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Henry Went To Paris
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Henry Went To Paris
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I realise,
this might be hard,
for you,
but you should realise,
that apologies,
are overdue.
you can go if that's what you want,
you can go if that's what you want.
what's in these stories?
what's in your heart?
i never learn,
i'm distracted by you.
i wrote a speech,
i read it out,
i practiced.
you can go if that's what you want,
you can go if that's what you want.
what's in these stories?
what's in your heart?
you're never gonna learn,
never gonna learn,
never gonna.
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