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Kind
04:07
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As I Should
03:45
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I've been patient for a while
and i've been following advice from the ones i look to when i'm swimming in my mind
now i find myself regretting for not being diligent
no this wasn't for the better
is this the start of something good or the end of something better
and am i doing as i should
i'm not doing as i should
stare into and open hand
held out by that which i thought was just a friend
retrace my steps
regain my strength
so i can be on my mettle
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Lousy
04:32
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