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When the rules are unclear
Hard and over-old
And you can't hear laughter
Broken moments all we know
Will you come back
Turn around for me
When you're wanting no more
It's a nigh known Gloria
You'll say this son done wrong
High praise from the door
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See You Soon
04:45
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How was Arran
And the new school
You say nothing
See you soon
How have you been
I missed you
You say nothing
See you soon
Though you say it all
You do it all
You go back inside
And you fade away
Beer for breakfast
Better soon
You say nothing
See you soon
Yes you said it all
You did it all
You go back inside
And you fade away
Though you said enough
You did enough
You go back inside
And you fade away
And we wait for the next day
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