Thomas Denver Jonson
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See You

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See You

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See you

on the other side

head up high

floating by

dear

all what's left is

time

the boys are gone now

the boys are gone now

down

What's going on.

Meet me

on the other side

I'll call your name

I will let you know

why

oh, what have we done.

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