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wall
04:06
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a wall
i'm safe
there's no going back now
and all you say
there's no taking back now
so there's no coming back from this
and all you say
i know you don't mean
in everything you do
i'm searching for a meaning
(searching)
searching for something real
searching for something tangible
searching for something i can cry 2
i'm searching for a place that i can set my woes down
searching for a place that i can call home now
i'm searching
keep searching
i'm searching for the meaning
& i can't find it
i woke up today
and i spoke up today
4 the first time in a long time
i felt myself
i felt myself heal
and i felt it clear
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blue house black mold
03:01
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