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Meg And Dia

is it always the ones we love we try and hide and give our laughter to perfect strangers? Why oh why did I say those words when I saw your face and

in Paris. And needing nobody at all. I could move back to my hometown Meet a good man and we'd fall in love We'd have family and birthdays and cars Never

quick escape To close my eyes and feel the rage. I see the ones who got a taste of their dreams, And I think I want it more than them, But wanting is what children do, and

teen people's got your back. You've got me, I'll be around. Don't get too excited about that. (What is this crazy rock and roll music anyway?) Happy birthday little Meg

be born with that disease Instead of catching it first So let's go back to the first time That I met you in your Chevy With your hands stretched and

You've locked your soul and kept the key. I'm all yours and it's no secret. I adore the way your mouth moves when you say those three words, I adore the

rule the world, you give the word And if someone should fall behind Just let their suffering slip your mind Are there giants too, in the dance? 'Cause this is about life and

yet. As for the dying and the fading and resolve to be. Okay with the natural decay. I'll choose illusion. And safety a hundred times over. I'm supposed to be happy and

want like you Like You She began to die Indiana that's not right Indiana that's not right She began to fight Indiana make it mine Indiana make it mine So pale and