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Sunflower
03:29
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Somewhere in the rain cloud
Flowers get sun
Wandered to them
I sing in my head
I don't know where they grow
Some come and some go
Somewhere in the rain cloud
There's darkness in light
Show me a new life
I just might
Follow you there
Sunflowers in your hair
SUNFLOWER HEAVEN
Please show me the way
Guide me with your hand
Wander together
Show me a new life
Something I never thought
I would find
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Happiest Place In Hell
03:04
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Sunlight blinds my eyes
That cold breeze said goodbye
I long for them somewhere in my head
I can't ignore that feeling of dread
Cling to me lonely one
Follow the trail to the sun
When you get there
We will have fun
Do you think that it would be great
If the world would disintegrate?
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Nothing Made Sense
03:54
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No more bright sky
No more life
Sing in my head
Nothing makes sense
You're a mess
Alone in my head
Not reaching out for hands
My arms are detached
Not in need of a home
Leave me the fuck alone
Nothing makes sense in this dark bed
Nothing makes sense when you're dead
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Heaven
03:51
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