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Everywhere I've gone has been
The same place in the end:
Reflections of my head
In a shallow pond I'm sinking in
You'll only miss your friends
Or maybe just your bed
As if my problem's geographical
And my brain's not the suitcase I'll stuff full
Of all the heavy memories
Of how I made my enemies
And drag behind me to a mirror town
Although those wicked feelings weigh me down
As I still try to run away
From what will always run the game
Everywhere I've gone has been
The same place in the end:
Reflections of my head
In a shallow pond I'm sinking in
You'll only miss your friends
Or maybe just your bed
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Angelica
03:00
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I’ve tried to keep it together
But I haven’t ever felt
Like I’ve been feeling these
Past couple weeks and
It is not going away
I’m sick with anticipation
Down at the train station
Just knowing that mine will come
At any minute
And I will be on my way
Angelica is in today
When she looks up I look away
I haven’t thought of much to say
Yet anyway
I know you’re somebody’s baby
So I know that maybe
I should try to just forget
Those sneaky feelings
And just look at what is there
Because for me, just to know you
And have you to go to
As someone who understands
Feels like a blessing,
Knowing you’re a friend who cares
Angelica, you can’t be mine
I met my love at the wrong time
But these things happen, all is fine
These things happen all the time
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Spirit Night New York
Spirit Night is Dylan Balliett and friends
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