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LIVING ON THE EDGE OF NOWHERE Nobody knows where the end of the road is, We just keep walking around the next bend, Nobody wants
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INHUMANE Demons are a myth They say, But deep down In a man’s heart they lay. A heart pervaded By darkness, The face of
Grand Little Things 