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Moonlight Girl
04:26
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2. |
He Called Me AnnMarie
03:32
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3. |
Red Unsaid
01:55
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4. |
20
02:21
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5. |
Only You
03:23
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6. |
Show You
02:57
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7. |
You And Me
03:10
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8. |
Stay, Don't Go
02:52
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9. |
Sweet Tooth
02:43
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10. |
Little Blue Spiders
03:32
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11. |
Didn't Need It
04:08
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12. |
You Know I Still Do
03:04
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13. |
My Winter Doll
02:16
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I dreamt about a paper man
Wtih crumpled sides
And torn off hands
I dreamt he whispered in my ear
'None of it's real my dear'.
We just watched TV
It felt so good just to be real
He called me AnnMarie
And said 'Will you marry me?'
I dreamt about a paper man
Wtih marble eyes
And rubberbands
He smelled like Autumn rain
He had to leave again
We just watched TV
It felt so good just to be real
He called me AnnMarie
And said 'Will you marry me?'
I dreamt about a paper man
Wtih paper words
And broken hands
He felt like heaven sky
So we had to try
We just watched TV
It felt so good just to be free
He called me AnnMarie
And said 'Will you marry me?'
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