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Pain
03:16
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Pain, i see you're home today
Pain, wish you were going away
I travelled back and forth this land of ours
I ran and jumped and sang and played
I used to climb the trees so high above
But time has washed it all away
Pain, i see you're home today
Pain, i feel you're here to stay
Oh when did you come along?
Oh when did you get so strong?
Pain, i see you're home today
Pain, wish you were going away
I built the castle wall up stone by stone
I carried big and heavy loads
I used to build it up with friends i'm told
But now it crumbles all alone
Pain, i see you're home today
Pain, looks like you're here to stay
Oh why have you come along?
Oh why did you get so strong?
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Nights in White Satin
05:29
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