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See_You___In__September
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The Ghost of Me (Demo)
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There's more than you're advised to see.
A scar for every tendency.
But you can live more vicariously through something you just cant see.
I lured a mystery in, and a little too near to me.
Had a clue, but not the eyes to see.
Much like the fragrance of a memory, I became the ghost of me.
Oh man; what I am
didn't quite happen as planned.
But if I ever make it out of this mess, I swear.
I'll never be a sinner again.
What a beautiful day
to be a little strange
it's twice as suspisious with the sun in my face
because some things they just wont change.
Because who needs a clue
when you've been figured out.
A leap of faith took you a long way down.
And you're stuck for all of eternity
As I become the ghost of me.
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Yoshi the Exile Lancaster, Pennsylvania
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