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oh the ones i often dreamt of
with the notes in my ears
and the ones i often mimicked
with the notes in my fingers
and my bed is on the floor
yes my bed is on the floor
of one of the ones i often dreamt of
with the notes in my ears
and that's why i know that i can say
i'm lucky today
and that's how i know that it's time
to be brave
with the notes in my ears
and the ones i often mimicked
with the notes in my fingers
and my bed is on the floor
yes my bed is on the floor
of one of the ones i often dreamt of
with the notes in my ears
and that's why i know that i can say
i'm lucky today
and that's how i know that it's time
to be brave
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