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Arcwelder ~ Attic


(w. graber) Unlock the door Up the stairs to see And light shines through A window near the peak Here's the khouri Here's a man And someone cries And someone cared Did a good job Was a good man Got it all out Better in the end And no it doesn't count Through everything on call And no it doesn't mean Anything at all Searchin for (made everything sensation) Something that might mean (and nothing too much) And here's the box (lived up to expectations) And opened everything (say something for yourself) Here's the khouri Here's a man And someone cries And someone cared Did a good job Was a good man Got it all out Better in the end And no it doesn't count I don't believe in fall And no it doesn't mean Anything at all I don't believe, i don't believe And now you know what i mean But you don't know what i mean Cause everything's all right And nothing happens tonight I have your ring Down the stairs and lock the door.. again I don't believe more free lyrics

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Unlock the door
Up the stairs to see
And light shines through
A window near the peak
Here's the khouri
Here's a man
And someone cries
And someone cared
Did a good job
Was a good man
Got it all out
Better in the end

And no it doesn't count
Through everything on call
And no it doesn't mean
Anything at all

Searchin for (made everything sensation)
Something that might mean (and nothing too much)
And here's the box (lived up to expectations)
And opened everything (say something for yourself)

Here's the khouri
Here's a man
And someone cries
And someone cared
Did a good job
Was a good man
Got it all out
Better in the end

And no it doesn't count
I don't believe in fall
And no it doesn't mean
Anything at all

I don't believe, i don't believe

And now you know what i mean
But you don't know what i mean
Cause everything's all right
And nothing happens tonight

I have your ring
Down the stairs and lock the door.. again

I don't believe

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