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Silence
03:03
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I'm right here
But you always go
Where to?
Don't need it
But you won't release it
It's this silence
That I've come to know
From you
Don't need it
But you won't release it
I always listen to your silence baby
It's always bringing me down
Listen to your silence
Listen to your silence
Oh it's bringing me down
I bet that
Everybody wants to be something
To somebody now
Well you bring me down
You don't come around
You dont need it
But you won't release it
There's this part of you
That goes away
And it's going again
Ah come on
In a world that's always quiet
When you step into your silence
That is bringing me down
I bet that
Everybody wants to be something
To somebody now
I always listen to your silence baby
It's always bringing me down
I always listen to your silence baby
Do it now
I'm right here
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