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SWEET STRANGER
05:18
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dreamers are always at fault, they cannot make up their mind
believers belong in a cult
they should see the comfort in dying
grievers, some have lost everything
they cannot help it when they cry
liars, they speak to a fall
until they believe their own lies
tell me, under which tree do i fall?
all of these things wouldn't bother me at all
always ten bucks short, and around six feet tall
tell me, under which tree do i fall?
blind ones hear everything
only see it in their mind
the kind ones try to solve your issues
in a vain attempt to empathize
schemers, we will say anything!
to get what we need from you
but dreamers, they're the crucial ones here
we need to keep them alive
tell me, under which tree do i fall?
all of these things wouldn't bother me at all
always ten bucks short, and around six feet tall
tell me, under which tree do i fall?
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