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anonymous
05:09
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Peaceful days, quiet nights
Cheerful memories of a happy life
Idle weeks, careless years
Left the anger behind, no more fears
After all of this time, I got this far
Even when these things got so bizarre
Still I’m here another day
I wouldn’t have it any other way
Everything is clear for me, everything I want to see
I finally understand
I still remember how it used to be
A rollercoaster ride of ecstasy
There’s only so much of it I could take
No more bending I was going to break
Nothing special nothing dear, walk away and leave it here
You’ll never understand
Everything is clear to me, this is all I want to be
Anonymous again
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never know
05:23
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On a silent street in a guilty town
He sees the world turn upside down
They tell him things his head spins round
Another trip asylum bound
He’ll never know
Hospital stays more sleepless nights
All that he does can’t get it right
A lunatic wears the sane man’s clothes
Not the life he wants just the life he knows
He’ll never know
I went far away to find myself
But I came back as someone else
And I’ll never know
I’ll never know
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angel falls Saint Paul, Minnesota
Angel Falls is Dan Ballek, (ex-Mr K's Dream) and Paul Lopez (The Shoegaze Collective, Sana Obruent and Spell 336).
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