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"You'd arch your back when you felt his hand."
"Your smile made it okay."
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"In a house of bugs is where I learned to fly..."
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Synesthesia
03:22
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"It took time to realize the sketches you left in my brain..."
"But I want them to stay..."
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Get Back Up Again
03:08
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"Just get back up again."
"I know you can."
"Get up again."
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