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your side
03:09
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open the window
and crack the blinds, let in the breeze
I’m suffocating
and I want to watch the dancing leaves
oh, honey how’d we end up here?
tell me where’d we go wrong?
was it all a string of bad luck?
was it even luck at all?
and I can’t bear to look at
all the faces that I see
can’t help but wonder
if they feel the same toward me
you know I thought I’d feel
much better when we left
but all it’s been is struggles
up late worrying about what lies ahead
in a town known as Medford on Long Island
sat a sad sack with a soder in his hand
and his boring 9 to 5
and a world truly unkind
made him wish for a life more grand
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