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living fossil
03:20
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i am a living fossil i hope to never die i want to live forever and watch the world go by so kiss me if you want to nothing will ever change and so i'll always love you but i'll forget your name
so meet me in the middle or maybe half way there you're giving me a long look but i've got time to spare and kiss me if you want to you say the world is fucked i am a living fossil and it won't be enough
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14
02:18
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ties that bind
i guess that i was blind
to the reasons
and the feelings behind
just like fate
and now it's getting late
like the weather
like whether or not you were right
and if where you start
is where you'll end
i'll be waiting
i'll be counting the days
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my life as a kinetic sculpture Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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