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I don't need to know


I don't need to know how the sun works, To feel it's warmth on my face. I don't need to know how to write a song, For it to lift me from this place. I don't need to know where my fear goes, or the insecurities I cling to, Perhaps it's the place the world goes, when I spend time with you. I don't need to know how the sun works, To feel it's warmth on my face, I don't need to ever figure out, If someone else could take your place.
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