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Prelude
01:56
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last night, I dreamed about us running in the dark, deserted streets of the city we loved so much
suddenly, your face lit up, and you turned to me as if to make it clear that you loved me, just as much as I did
will I ever grow out of these feelings
I'm not even sure if you've ever told me that this was it, that all good things must come to an end
well maybe you have
but surely I must have been too busy gazing into your deep brown eyes, because in them
I could see the reflection of a much happier version of ourselves, loving, caring for each other
and as the days go by, I realise that I'm falling through, falling through what held me up so high
I don't think I could exactly tell you what it is
but it's there, and I can feel myself, falling through it
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Interlude
01:52
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More Than Anything
05:33
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