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Bloom
02:29
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I sang towards the heavens
and lite them on fire
I watched the stars bloom
from the funeral pyre
and as my eyes drooped
I knew that I would be dreaming of you
In your kiss
there are a thousand messages
some of love, some of hate
a jealous soul I can taste
and as my eyes drooped
I knew that I would be dreaming of you
Baby you're haunting
You keep my soul wanting
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Yellow Leaves
03:33
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Still of the Night
03:58
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Natasha
02:27
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