Sleepy Song (part II)
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Sleepy Song (part II)
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Any minute now I think I'll hold my breath
Think I'll close my eyes and I'll forget about the rest
Drift and see the morning, cold rain still pouring
Rearrange my scenery until it fits me just right
Any minute now I think I'll hold my breath
Think I'll close my eyes and I'll forget about the rest
Drift and see the morning, cold rain still pouring
Rearrange my scenery until it fits me just right
Rearrange my scenery until it fits me just right
Rearrange my scenery until it fits me just right
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