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Found a Picture
02:21
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I found
A picture
Of When
We were kids
We looked
So lost in love
Didn’t know much
Didn’t care much
Didn’t matter
Now that
We’re older
This world
Seems colder
But we still got us
Time fades
Love remains
It’s a fire
I found
A picture
Of when
We were kids
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Life is stillness
In-between
Moments of cacophony
Heaven hell and whatever’s in-between (I love it)
We got grit now
We got it when
We assumed that we could
Bend and not break
When the walls were closing in (We couldn’t)
Hold on
Hold on to me
Hold on
Hold on to me
We were thirsty
Without rest
Now we drink fire
I digress
There’s a spring inside of you (Eternal)
Hold on
Hold on to me
Hold on
Hold on to me
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Who Was Watching? San Antonio, Texas
who was watching? is Andy Elizalde tryna make some fuzzy power pop in-between changing diapers.
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