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Dragonfly
03:32
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There’s nothing to do when you’re away
There’s nothing to hide when you go inside
There’s nothing at all that you can take
There’s nothing I have that you’d want
Feels like no one’s around when I’m with you
And we can take it day by day
And if the world around us starts changing
We wouldn’t care anyway
There’s nothing to fear when you’re by my side
We can fend them off for another day
And there’s no mountain I wouldn’t climb
I’d do it for you, dragonfly
Feels like no one’s around when I’m with you
And we can take it day by day
And if the sky scrappers start falling
We wouldn’t have to get out of the way
Feels like no one’s around when I’m with you
When we’re walking hand in hand
There’s no safer place than to be next to you
We can do it together, dragonfly
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The Bittersweetness
04:45
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The bitter sweetness comes and goes
I always think of you when it snows
And I can’t find a time
Where I can hide from you
Just like the stars when they come to shine
The flowers blossom and then they die
But you play the game
And I feel no shame
I’m free
You held me close under vinyl eyes
You fed my mind under painted skies
Just like the stars when they come to shine
The flowers blossom and then they die
And time will pass me by
But the light shines in me
I’m free
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Conrad Merced Chicago, Illinois
I live in Chicago and write songs about being cold.
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