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Little Girl
03:26
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oh little girl in your little dress
sitting on the bench with flowers in your hands
oh precious child, baby blue eyes
how your mother cried after your father's death
the days will pass, you'll find a smile
these de-saturated shades of red are never permanent
you are loved. you are adored.
there is always light at the end of tunnels
you break break break until
nothing can break you down
you shake shake shake
oh how you tremble now
you pray pray pray
you lost your appetite
what is the cost of being left behind?
oh little girl, where have you gone?
hiding in the bathroom with a razor to your arm
how many cuts will help you feel
anything at all to bring you back to the present?
you break break break until
nothing can break you down
you shake shake shake
oh how you tremble now
you pray pray pray
you lost your appetite
what is the cost of being left behind?
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This Will Also Change
05:52
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you know you have to leave home to notice a change
and the scenery always looks the same
and it's hard to walk out the door
when it's gonna be a while before that familiar comfort is yours
but oh, the road that leads you home
this will also change
sooner or later will pass away
i know i have to be alone to learn to love another
with a pure mind and an open heart
and it's hard to be in the dark without your arms to hold me
when i'm feeling sad and lonely
but i know the time for keeping myself inside
this will also change
sooner or later will pass away
show me
show me real love
show me real peace
show me compassionate love
and may i generate real peace
live in harmony
show compassionate love
compassionate love
and oh, the road that leads you home
this will also change
everything rises and passes away
everything rises and passes away
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Ghost Town Cinema Portland, Oregon
Songs about love, death, friendship, and all things human.
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