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Red Elephant
 
  Stay around
Running out
Time servant
Trip through the warm wind

Feeling
Sulking
My impression grows
Swayed stars part of my room
And you

You climbed the wreck
Cold diamond heart
Still beating
And no one ever knew the reason why

Well I’d suspect
You would come to terms
With my hand
My eyes reflect your surface very well

Why’d I compromise
Swayed stars and time is slow
The why you restarts again

I’m all talk again
I’m on top of the world
The why you restarts in me too

The night a field and I’ll take you there
The years of worry aren’t my century
We climbed the wreck
Cold diamond heart
Still beating
And no one ever knew the reason why




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