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25
03:01
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All these songs you hear about turning 25 and wanting a change, I would rather make that change now before it's too late.
All these daydreams running through my head only make me tired, I should stop thinking so much about what's going to come.
Just as plans change so do people, didn't think it was such a big deal. Maybe next time the feeling will be more mutual.
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Pulse
03:16
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And when you see it from my perspective, you can see how I've gained a whole new depth to my perception.
Take off my glasses lay down your stomach on mine, my vision may be blurry but I don't need these eyes.
And now you see it from my perspective, you can see how my computer soaked eyes, are in need of something new.
And that patience in my chest is wearing down.
But every time I come home, I crave that fire smoke in my eyes.
This place reminds me of how I became so attracted to feelings of when I wasn't afraid of jumping into the bitter cold water beside one another and we can't feel our toes.
But one thing I can feel is my pulse on your pulse.
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Nightwalks East Northport, New York
Nightwalks is a name I (Rich Radimer) gave to my music because of my habit of taking very long walks at night to calm myself down or clear my head.
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