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The Tree
04:19
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Lyrics:
I've watched my compost turn to coal
I've stood on the edge of this black hole
There's no way I could stand the dark
There's no hope you'll drag me back
Before I root
Before you bear fruit
I'll be gone
I've seen this field for a while now nothing grows
I've seen your type before don't be fooled
There's no way I could stand the dark
There's no hope you'll drag me back
Before I root
Before you bear fruit
I'll be gone
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Nothing is Forever
05:04
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J. C. WRIGHTSON Stockholm, Sweden
Independent British Singer-Songwriter.
Based in Stockholm, Sweden.
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