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Phoebe (Interstellar)
04:24
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your dark hair
replaced by silver string
how could this happen
to such a beautiful thing
and i want you to know
you're the reason that i sing
i just wanted to show everybody everything
Phoebe
like a broken down bike
and if we were the same
i think you'd say
"we look quite alike"
if you could
see me
and you know that i'm real
then you could do away with love
and all the feelings you fear
and you'll be running your way back home
when you were young
you used to laugh inside my head
but time is moving
and you're limping on your leg
some things so beautiful
they have to lose their light
what good is beauty if you haven't got your sight
and i want you to know
you're the reason that i weep
how dumb did i look
when i realized beauty is only skin deep
and i guess i feel guilty
because i left when you needed me
and your hair is so filthy
and the world should be black and white
because that's all you can see
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Empathy
05:09
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You were
Despicable
And unpredictable
Suddenly i knew it was my time to leave
And you feel bad
Because i feel bad
But i'm glad
That you found Empathy
Relax, Relax
Like i said, "it's not a problem, it's just part of my life"
Relax, Relax
Like i said "it's not a problem, it's just part of me"
i'm not a genius
But i think i'll stay away for a while
i can send you postcards from my dark and empty mind
and i feel absurd
but i thought i almost made you laugh
you can stay inside
i can lie awake
you can set aside
i won't say a thing
and you see me
i'm staring at the TV
and you laugh
you're laughing in my face.
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