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I knew a girl so well
one day we wed
and all the time we felt so real
like light waves

there were circling guitars
and months/lots of rain
I don't ever escape the things
she said to me

I knew her well when she was down and out
I played her songs to make her shout about
I gave her gifts of things to play with
things to have around

I used to know a girl who came around
she was the kind of girl that everyone talked about
everyone knew her name
knew her name
it was like fame

life to her was a game
it was only just a silly game

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from Oceanic Fields, released June 28, 2013

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