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Time Flies
04:19
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Madly dancing's mostly all ok
What better way to spend a night or Love a day?
And it just seems right when theres someone there to hold you tight
Couldn't help but laugh when they said it's not alright
Alright ...Alright.
And as the fiends seem to occupy their scenes
And the way they live their lives
And it just seems wrong when theres someone who's been gone on for too long
Sitting right in front of you with no light left inside their eyes
"Why, why, why, why, why - must the Good Ones die!?"
Cos it's just One after the Other all the time...
And as we self-isolate inside our homes
Who'd have thought you'd be alone?
And it just seems wrong when there's something gone on for too long
and theres no one telling you just what you need to know right now
"Why, why, why, why, why - must the leaders lie!?"
Cos it just takes one second of this life to kiss the whole shebang goodbye....
"My, my, my ...How The Time just files!!"
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subtle principle
05:55
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perverse imagination
04:27
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are they mine?
14:35
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Trepidations New Zealand
Trepidations —Subtle principle—Perverse imagination—Are they mine?
Lavengro: The Scholar, the Gypsy, the Priest
George Borrow
(1851)
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