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i wish i never fell in love at 17
she broke my heart but she taught me how to dream
maybe i wouldnt have learned that by myself
self learnings important, i think it wouldve helped

lifes a series of moments we know cant be wasted
theres movies and music and food to be tasted
and volkswagen vans to run into while walking
and thrift stores on queen st for all that good shopping

space and the ocean
will make you feel like youre floating
gravity will surprise you, dont let it stop you from going

space and the ocean
will make you feel like youre floating
gravity will surprise you, dont let it stop you from growing

no more saying sorry for being too human
or thinking youre boring or stupid or useless
youre not like your parents, thank god you never will be
we're alive, we're trying, we're good at existing

space and the ocean
will make you feel like youre floating
gravity will surprise you, dont let it stop you from going

space and the ocean
will make you feel like youre floating
gravity will surprise you, dont let it stop you from growing

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from you don't know shit bout, released December 15, 2016
written by caroline mauro
produced by schaeer

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