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Where Are We Gonna Go?
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3 am and 6 below wandering through the winter snow that piled up on the curb outside the bar. Basking in the neon glow nighttime sun that fights the cold asking all the street signs where we are, and where are we gonna go. Time turns into photographs wrinkled as the days that pass the smoke they breathe the tears they catch the books they read the doors they latch. If all the nights we spent apart and all the love inside our hearts got thrown into a shopping cart and sold, then where are we gonna go?
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See the Stars
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I grow a garden full of childish dreams swim a river of a thousand streams the sky would not be so far as it seems if I could only see the stars if I could only see the stars. Live in a city full of neon light the sequined starlets all come out at night but pretty girls wouldn't shine so bright if I could only see the stars if I could only see the stars. I'll play a song here on my wooden floor stumble in and out of open doors I guess I wouldn't ask for anything more if I could only see the stars from my window.
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