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Hospice
04:28
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Stay dreaming,
Crossing over,
Deciding whether to stay,
Love is the reason
Body is restored,
Not sick anymore
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Someone to tell me secrets,
You know that I could keep,
Someone to tell me secrets,
Ones I could believe
Laying in a hospital bed,
The Angels come to me
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3. |
Nothing the Same
05:02
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Spent the night crammed up in the car,
The sirens never stop,
Eating crumbs from the floor,
Heads against the speaker trying to keep warm
They've seen the same stars,
Nothing the same anymore
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Gem Theatre
05:41
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Walking to the Gem Theatre with my dad,
The marquis reads "Gone With the Wind,"
Engravings and sculptures molded into the walls,
Velvet curtains and seats that creek,
Walking to the Gem Theatre with my dad,
Down the road from Curtis, where we lived,
We could walk to the Taber,
Or the old Denham theater,
With the chandeliers that hang high,
And the isles have red carpet line,
Walking to the Gem Theatre with my dad,
Walking to the Gem
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