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Salton Sea - Colder
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The world’s gotten colder
We’ve all gotten older
It’s hard to find the joy
So hard to find any joy
There’s a sad nostalgia I get when i see
Those small country homes on the edge of town
With tacky Christmas lights in the snow.
Reminding me of another time
Where I want to go
I wish I could go back
To feel like I used to
These days the magic is gone
Where has the magic gone
When I was a child wide eyed and pure
Something felt different way back then
Candlelight glowing from window sills
Takes me to a better place
Where I’d like to be
We’ve all gotten older
We’ve all gotten colder
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PARKING LOT RECORD CO. Washington, D.C.
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