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How You Did That
02:27
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Would you show me how you did that?
Turn the paper into something else
I used to know how
Once it’s a flower, once it’s a bird
Hard to pinpoint each fold and crease
Hard to picture how it transformed
Would you should me how you did that?
Turn the paper into something else
I used to know how, I used to be so different
After you left my room
To go back to your mom’s house
I got up to pee
Looked in the mirror, and saw every crease
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Morning Moon
02:28
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Morning moon
I will see you soon
With coffee in my cup
and oatmeal in my spoon
Though I am so tired
I couldn’t sleep
No use counting sheep
And so I wait for you
Morning moon
I will see you soon
My heart twice heavy
As it was last before you
A beautiful man
His dirty midnight hair
Can’t believe he’s now nowhere
The world feels out of tune
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