Entrances & Exits
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Entrances & Exits
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I lost connection with all of my best friends
I wanted to feel the sensation of cutting the cord
Regrets they present
From the past inside of my head
I can only imagine a breath of fresh air
Life has too many entrances & exits
Well, maybe, they not so different after all!
Brown eyes, blue dress
(Tell me off!)
I need a sweet voice to in front in my situation
Brown eyes, blue dress
Tell me off!
I need a sweet voice, need sweet voice!
(Tell me off!)
I strain my voice too many times
(Tell me off!)
Forever saying our goodbyes
(Tell me off!)
I strain my voice too many times
(Tell me off!)
Forever saying our goodbyes
(Tell me off!)
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