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Sweeter People
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Sometimes the wind sings strangely through the night,
Trees bleed & we all plead for fears to step aside,
Climb into light, bring morning time
You luck, it flees & hides
Broken mirrors glisten in your eyes
Blind bullet, In your heart you tried
Sweet people will work out fine
I’m right over here searching deep inside
Have sold ourselves to creatures of the night
And crossed the line, we stepped outside
You luck, it flees & hides
Broken mirrors glisten in your eyes
Blind bullet, In your heart you tried
Sweet people will work out fine
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