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Its new
Its blue
Not sure about how it is
Supposed to be true

I want to be awake
I want to sleep
Alright I give up
To know is all I shall have

Its me in you
Forever how is it
Bright like the sound
Sweet? I can be it

Move. Talk. Think
I don't 
See. Wish. Feel
I wait

A tear I become
Speeding away from you
I'm all alone
Just as I leave you

A place I had
Not anymore
So are you
In me for ever and more

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