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Taliesin
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So, you wanted out
No winter in this house
The things I never said
Well, guess we’ll build again
Taliesin
What didn’t I do
Good grief, you bury me deep
And now the fire’s out
And now I’m all worn out
The things I never said
Well, guess I made my bed
Taliesin
What didn’t I do
Good grief, I guess they told you
So you took refuge
But did you ask me to
So you took refuge
And now I’ve lost you
So you took refuge
But did you ask me to
So you took refuge
And now I’ve lost you
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Humble Fire Washington D.C., D.C.
A dream pop band from Washington, D.C.
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