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Eddie's Lane
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It's hard to save something that's dying, faster than you can catch your breath.
It's a lie.
Dirty dishes on Sunday afternoon won't clean up the mess in the other room. I hope you know I wont lose this.
Small dark thoughts dance around my head.
For a week I thought I'd be better off dead.
But now I'm sure I'm having more fun playing this song.
My life's here but you're moving there. My heart can stretch about 4 states wide. My life's here but you're moving there.
I've been coming here for days and staying for what seems a lot like years.
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