Walk of Shame
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Walk of Shame
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We don't wanna learn what our hearts can't hold
But I know you know and you know I know
The time has come to return alone
We'll be empty handed, and once again
Left to ourselves and our strange beliefs
But you can't believe if you have no hope
Can we change these frequencies?
Can we trade them in for dreams?
Can we stay asleep for them?
And lucifer, if we say please, can we keep them?
But outside the cabin there's rain on the lake
And one mind wanders while the other waits
And though what's said is harder done
It's almost time to return to one
But can we change these frequencies?
Can we trade them in for dreams?
Can we stay asleep for them?
And lucifer, if we say please, can we keep them?
Can we keep them...?
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