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Dear Carson
04:10
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Dear Carson, how've you been?
What's been going on, inside your head?
Where've you been lately? I hope to see you soon.
What are you doing, this afternoon?
You're so close to everything,
Yet you're away from it all.
Was it worth the wait,
Just to see me fall?
I haven't, seen you in the longest time.
What happened? Where is your mind?
I have a creative theory, to get us out of this mess.
I have a creative theory, let's put it to the test.
You're so close to everything,
Yet you're away from it all.
Was it worth the wait,
Just to see me fall, for you?
Dear Carson, how've you been?
What's been going on, inside your head?
Where've you been lately? I hope to see you soon.
What are you doing, this afternoon?
You're so close to everything,
Yet you're away from it all.
Was it worth the wait,
Just to see me fall, for you?
For you.
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My Valentine
02:31
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Don't, you, say goodbye.
And I, won't, leave you behind.
Don't, you, go very far.
And I, will wait, under the stars.
The castles and the buildings can't compare,
Beauty of mine.
And you're, the one, that I wanted to find.
And so, woah, take my hand.
And I, will, be your man.
The night is darkest before the dawn,
hurry up now before it's gone.
And so, love, my sweet valentine.
Won't, you, be mine?
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Young blonde girl from california, with looks so good they would mourn ya.
And I, lose myself in her.
That dumb bitch don't know what she's saying, and maybe I don't neither.
But at least I have my own mind, at least I know what is right.
How'd you get here? Why'd you come here?
Why don't you, just get the hell out of
Here she comes down broadway, reading lines to know what to say.
She's lost her mind, and ran out of time.
So hold up honey, it's all about money.
But there's no award for the drama queen, there's no award for the drama queen.
And if he leaves your side, don't you lose you mind tonight.
Hollywood girl sitting with the stars, in designer clothers and fancy cars.
You're not, changing anything in the world.
How'd you get here? Why'd you come here?
You swallowed your pride, you're dead inside.
You've lost your mind, and ran out of time.
So hold up honey, it's all about money.
But there's no award for the drama queen, there's no award for the drama queen.
And if he leaves your side, don't you lose you mind tonight, tonight, tonight.
So hold up honey, it's all about money.
But there's no award for the drama queen, there's no award for the drama queen.
And if he leaves your side, don't you lose you mind tonight, tonight, tonight.
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Sunshine in your hair,
Parading for me there.
As long as there's clouds in the sky,
The sun won't shine down over me.
When you said goodbye, you didn't mean so long.
When you said goodbye, you didn't mean so long.
Living without a care,
Followed by a mare.
They said welcome to paradise,
it's been so long.
When you said goodbye, you didn't mean forever.
When you said goodbye, you didn't mean forever.
Welcome home my son,
Your deed's been done.
You're welcome to live in paradise,
As long as you live in harmony.
When I said goodbye, I didn't mean forever.
When I said goodbye, I didn't mean forever.
When I said goodbye, I didn't mean forever.
When I said goodbye, I didn't mean forever.
I didn't mean forever.
I didn't mean it, no not forever.
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Jeremy Milligan Mantua Township, New Jersey
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