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It's only magic
00:46
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It's only magic
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Wall Hanger
03:31
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Plaster me to the wall,
Plaster me to the wall,
Or the cracks they will fall,
Plaster me to the wall,
You have seen what it needs,
Take your time plaster me,
Before everything falls plaster me to the wall.
Let me be mix and all,
Dry me out gradual,
If in time you see me crack,
Do your best to put me back,
On the wall I can be,
What is best what we need,
Before everything falls plaster me to the wall.
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P.Y.O.F.
04:33
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What have you done?
It was one in a million, a million to one.
What have you done?
A big fat nothing, defeated something,
That's what you've done.
Let's have some fun,
You're only a number man - either side of the wall,
Where do you fall?
Late in the night what do you tell yourself,
To keep from the fright?
Had enough,
I'll paint my own flag and decide I believe in that,
Make this land my own until I feel at home,
Until I feel at home - and that's a long long time,
And that's a long long time,
That's a long long time,
You watch yours and I'll watch mine,
Paint your own flag,
If you do that,
Paint your own flag then you'll be happy,
Paint your own flag,
If you do that,
Paint your own flag hang it proudly,
If you dream then when you gony start?
Doesn't make a difference what you dream,
When you gony try your best for me?
Put your head down and just go to sleep,
Don't you want to be happy?
Paint,
Paint your own,
Paint your own,
Paint your own,
Don't you want to be happy?
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I know where they hide it,
In the middle of the forest,
I've been waiting for a chance.
I think you might be their best,
You never give it away,
You've been waiting for a chance,
Who could blame you?
Let them try.
It's only magic.
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