Notes From A Sunday Morning
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Notes From A Sunday Morning
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Living…in silence
The fault of your forbidden love
It just carries your life
It's all right…It's OK
Our reflection, fables forever gone
It's the way you put your face on…
Something's always wrong!
A World-wide Misconception
The writing… shining
The journey steps in the unknown
Crossing their minds
It's all right… It's OK
Our reflection, never seemed wrong
Just lying in Bed (Sunday Morning)
So minus the past, who's to know?
It's not what you did! (Sunday Morning)
Your shame it won't last…
You take me to the mountaintops…my paper planet
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