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Plumas
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they say, seasons change, and itll bring growth, but im growing tired, threres a chill in my bones. and hopes and dreams are smothering me, im trying my best w the weight of reality. pressing down, a weight on my shoulders, its not slowing down and im just getting older.
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this mountain she calls me, back to home, she rocks me to sleep and allows me to roam. i dont know if this mountain will be where i thrive but i know that for sure, she wont let me die alone.
these treacherous roads are wind and steep, they go through the forest and they never repeat, the secrets you tell these roads at night, theyll be kept safe and never see the daylight
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they say, seasons change and itll bring growth, but im damn exhausted and i need to go.
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