End Of The Line

from Stars are a Harem by Micah Gaugh

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To begin at the end of the line
you’ll become as a skeleton
holding your tongue you’re afraid to speak
once you were strong, but now you’re weak
today is a very fine day
wonderland when the skies are gray
and your eyes take me far away
and the moon is turned to fog
Oh my, oh my I can’t seem to find my way home
I see sun beams
I’m a star you’re a star we’ll move anything
I feel so good inside
when you hold me in the night
I feel so good inside when you hold me
it’s alright

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from Stars are a Harem, released May 12, 2017

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