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Blur ~ Mellow Song


I live my stream I'm a guillotine Pull it away In my machine Where have I been? I'm not you Shooting stars in my left arm It's an alcohol low Giving away time to Casio The sun is slow And I've got soul Is this where I'm going to We see, we see, we see I kill this sleep I'm the man in the moon I'm walking on sand On my own high noon In love with the moon And not you 'Cause I live my stream I'm a guillotine Pull it away In my machine Forgive where I've been I forget you Is this where I'm going to We see, we see, we see more free lyrics

I live my stream
I'm a guillotine
Pull it away
In my machine
Where have I been?
I'm not you
Shooting stars in my left arm
It's an alcohol low
Giving away time to Casio
The sun is slow
And I've got soul
Is this where I'm going to
We see, we see, we see

I kill this sleep
I'm the man in the moon
I'm walking on sand
On my own high noon
In love with the moon
And not you

'Cause I live my stream
I'm a guillotine
Pull it away
In my machine
Forgive where I've been
I forget you
Is this where I'm going to
We see, we see, we see

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