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No Need For a Song
03:07
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I guess you're right this time
I don't want it all
Our guests were right on time
And from the stars they fall
The carnival is back
I've waited patiently
Let's hope it never ends
Every day here is like a dream
You can stay for as long as you like
I hope that you do
They can never find us here
But they'll still look for you
Won't you take us far away?
I want to see the stars
We can take off anytime
And leave this world of ours
You lead and I'll follow
Anywhere that you want to go
We'll see what we can find
Out there so far from home
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Blue Shell
05:47
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So are you hungry buddy?
We'll get you something to eat
You'll have almost anybody
I think that you will agree
I'm so tired of walking
Won't you let me ride?
You're so much faster than I am
But you're still walking by my side
I lost my cape
And that's left us stuck on the ground
We're gonna find a blue shell
So you can fly us away
And when I thought I was falling
You tossed me high in the air
I landed safely, but I
could not find you anywhere
I didn't have to catch you
'Cause you came back to me
Now when anyone tries to hurt me
You don't hesitate to feed
I lost my cape
And that's left us stuck on the ground
We're gonna find a blue shell
So you can fly us away
I think I can tell you that
you are my only friend
I don't have a lot to bring along,
but I know that you don't care
We have traveled so far
and we did it together
I'm not afraid of you anymore
I lost my cape
And that's left us stuck on the ground
We're gonna find a blue shell
So you can fly us away
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ORL Portland, Oregon
Some kids that aren't kids anymore that shoot guns and wreck cars all wasted.
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