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The Last Song

from Songs Of Innocence by Are You Real?

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lyrics

And I want to go away
live in a truck
wake up hungry
and cook my last pack of rice

Outside the wind is howlin'
and I slept by the woods
I don't know which way to go
'cause I have no place to go
I just need to gas and drive
listenin' to the unkwnown song

And live with the animals
live like an animal
lovin' my breath and walkin' in silence
'till I see the sea

And write some postcard
to my family and my friends
sayin' “I don't know where I am
but it's beautiful here
the sky is wide weather is good
and I can go a little further

And I want to tell you
don't worry 'cause nothing can hurt me now

'cause I believe in the soul”

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from Songs Of Innocence, released January 13, 2012
Andrea: voice, piano

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