There Are Interactions Between Galaxies
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There Are Interactions Between Galaxies
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Because of things that I seek
I should be sinking in you
Move along and disappear in the blue
This is so wrong, but that's what I’ll do
Watching from my seat
The sky is crumbling in you
Move along and disappear in the blue
My skin doesn’t burn ’cause I'm too burned to feel the wound
With all the wheres that I've been
I've seen the dark side of you
So dark the bright lights that you shoot
Ain’t bright enough you see?
You're bad enough but not for me
I know who I am
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