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Niagara
03:12
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there is a lonely river winding slowly to the sea
through all the changing, rising, falling
it will not cease to be
no it will not cease to be
I can look behind at all it took to come around
I made it this far only to realize there’s nowhere left but down
there’s nowhere left but down
there’s nowhere
there’s nowhere left but down
and we walked, but it was cold out
and it was cold, but we walked out
and it was good to see Niagara
and it was good to finish something
I am a tiny tiger and she’s bringing out the best in me
we are all the other has and we’re all we’ll ever need
we’re all we’ll ever need
we’re all we’ll ever need
and we walked, but it was cold out
and it was cold, but we walked out
and it was good to see Niagara
and it was good to finish something
to finish anything
am I just a liar?
am I just a poison seed?
I made it this far only to realize
I bleed mediocrity
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