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Lay Your Head
05:14
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lay your head on my shoulder
these foolish things
they are over
lay your head on the door
thoughts unsaid?
or thoughts ignored?
ill be alright
you'll be my guide
what is that you are saying?
all these things that i am taking
the world is flat
we touch the ends
and we will die
where we began
i'll be alright
you'll be my guide
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Party Cuts Chino, California
"buncha rooks"
Mark - voice/guitar
Elizabeth - drums/voice
John -
guitar
Matt - bass
partycutsband@gmail.com
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