The Place We Meet A Thousand Feet Beneath The Racetrack (Reprise)
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The Place We Meet A Thousand Feet Beneath The Racetrack (Reprise)
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The cloud of dust and ash
Fell through the sky
The final question I could ask
When it's only you and I
"Were you ever scared like me?
Your heart in tatters?"
You said, "Son, just let it be
Like rain on flowers"
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