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Lighthouse

I'm barely hanging on Walking the same road every day But I know when I'll see you Where I have to go to make you smile Amidst the faceless masses that walk past every hour You shine out like a searchlight Pointing me to the reason I'm still here
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howard-day
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Mar 22, 2012
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