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The Places We Have Been
04:21
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Glass People-Raw
03:31
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Digital Kid
04:17
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I JUST NOTICED THAT I SAID SECRET AT THE BEGINNING INSTEAD OF SCREEN..WOOPS
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Heights
02:04
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You wish the world looked the same
As it did through those glasses
You try to make wishes off of
mascara clumped eye lashes
But then we wake up to find that our dreams are not real
what is home? what is home?
Because home is not where my heart is with yours
Because my heart is with the stars in the sky
but i'm not afraid of heights
i'm just afraid of falling
falling
falling
falling for you
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