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Of Trees
04:07
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In an old warbling tone
He said slowly with a tinge of regret
"I never ever considered repetition as solution"
Then he trailed off and its stuck with me ever since
Its all I can see only after I've squandered everything
He says "I'm gonna fill this place
and all that is mine is gonna one day be yours"
He said "I ain't got much time,
so I gotta get to work.
You'd best do the same"
Then he trailed off and its stuck with me ever since
Its all I can see only after I've squandered everything:
That in this doubt, I am free
Endless doubt I am
In this doubt, we are free
Endless doubt we are
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Frankford
04:07
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There's a man asleep out in a pay phone booth
He's got a handful of cigarettes and nothing to eat
He's got a handful of numbers and no one to meet
And I can hear the dial tone from here
It cuts through the night life
I don't know why I end up here
How I missed this city
What a strange thought in my mind
Some peoplewant to die anywhere but here
Oh these torturous timelines
That lies around my eyes
I can feel their despair from here
Shining through the skyline
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