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Kissing Mr. Caine
05:43
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Infinite, temporarily
Always swearing that I'll wear some lace
or wake up to some face.
There's a future crying loud
in an echoing house.
And all I see ahead is an extra pillow
on a useless bed.
Only one thing lasts forever
and it isn't love.
And it isn't....
I am kissing Mr. Caine; he numbs the pain.
But when it all fades thin,
I feel everything.
The fire and rain.
Only one thing lasts forever
And it isn't love.
And it isn't...
Love is hard as stone
It is heavy, and it is cold.
But in the valley, it erodes.
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I Have Lost
03:58
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Crows in a Darkroom
03:44
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Through the Maze
04:23
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Bailey Williams South Bend, Indiana
Bailey Williams can’t help but confess. Sharing little wisdoms and anecdotes throughout her music, listeners discover a whole new world that is as welcoming as it is endearing. A thread that runs through all of her music is an almost instinctual desire to continue growing as an individual just as much as her desire to blossom as an artist. ... more
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