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i rest my head on your heart
i can feel the beating of the beating of your heart
you're on my mind
you're always on my mind
it's good to not be thinking that i'm thinking where you are
i rest my head on your heart
i can feel the beating of the beating of your heart
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oneill Toronto, Ontario
Canadian musician, stationed in Macedonia for a short spell.
Music is heavy on the lyrics; emoting strange moments in existence.
All songs and albums are free until we run out of free credits. Enjoy.
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