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Duluth
04:12
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RawR
03:19
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the worst is
04:40
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cloud covered skies came to steal the summer.
only the willow will keep out the rain.
but i could spend my whole life running
just praying winter won't find me again...
lost my head in the heart of the city,
but i found my soul in the dead of night.
the dirt she left on your cloths ain't too pretty,
but none can see for the stains in our eyes.
the clouds, they all look the same,
but i swear the same one, she's found me
wherever i've been, cause
she's the only one to keep out the rain,
and with a wild wind she whispers,
"the worst is over."
never smiled so bright at the lights from the city,
but i never felt so wrong thinking i done what's right.
the things i left in my head, they ain't pretty,
but none so dark as the things in my eyes.
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where i've been
03:04
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miles to go...
05:34
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Brian K Saint Paul, Minnesota
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