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Lunatic (Acoustic)
04:17
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I’m the weight of the world
I’m the love of a girl
I’m the cold cold ground she’s buried under
I’m the sword in the stone
I’m a king without a throne
I’m the bird on the wire
That's calling you home
So mister mister please
I should be a thousand miles at sea
Someplace so wild and so free
Someplace for a lunatic like me
Someplace for a lunatic like me
I’m the belly of a beast
I’m a starving orphan’s feast
I’m the bird on the wire
That's calling you home
So mister mister please
I should be a thousand miles at sea
Someplace so wild and so free
Someplace for a lunatic like me
Someplace for a lunatic like me
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