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Back when I wrote about how she looked good in her gray slacks
another universe well that old verse ain't coming back
I looked down tonight, I looked round tonight
And she said
And she said
Keep making music
Everything I thought I knew I didn't know and didn't ask
Everything that ever starts will have an end and it won't last
I looked down tonight
I looked round tonight
And she said
Keep making music
On my way home I see everything
On my way home I see everything at once
On my way home I understand everything
Back when I wrote about old photographs and Anberay
Can't say just what I knew, not even sure but it's OK
I looked down tonight
I looked round tonight
And she said
Keep making music
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Somebody faced me early today
told me something I needed to say
In all the chaos in all of the strife
there's one thing that will always mean life
I will swear, I will solemnly swear
I will swear, I will solemnly swear
This one thing, this one thing I will do
keep maiming music
If I need motion if I need flight
If I need something to sharpen the knife
In all the struggle in all of the mess
there's one thing that can only be best
I will swear, I will solemnly swear
I will swear, I will solemnly swear
This one thing, this one thing I will do
keep maiming music
This song is short I know it's not sweet
That sound is long gone will never repeat
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Hate My Songs
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