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An Android Contemplates Love?
Thunderclouds inside my head
Am I alive? Or am I dead?
Gets hard to tell the difference
So hard to tell the difference
World keeps spinning round & round
I’m floating up
I’m falling down
Gets hard to tell the difference
So hard to tell the difference
How was I to know?
How was I to know?
Know it would end up this way
It always seems to end this way
How can I make, make
Make this better for both me & you
I wish there never was a
Me & You
Shades of red, green, black & blue
Spaces between me & you
Gets hard to tell the difference
So hard to tell the difference
When all things come &
All things go
What make love so different ?
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OFF (O N) RESET!
01:47
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OFF (O N) RESET!
Mundane Insane
Just thoughts of the day
Tick-tock
Tick-tock
Clocks ticking away
Your sad, Your mad
Your glad, Your depressed
OFF/ON
OFF/ON
ON/OFF
OFF/RESET!
Till you can’t get it out of your head
And I watched it all just fall right through
Can’t build my life around you
Not quite sure if you understand
But I know I, but I know I
I know this is the end
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