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(Not) Gone for Good


Driving in the midnight city, where there's no one around, and not even a sound I'm running out of midnights They say they'll miss me, but there is nothing to miss Get used to your lonesome, you must atone some So enjoy the rides while you can
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Cael Adams

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Avidity
That sounded cool. Inspired.

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