| You asked me, «Is something on your mind?»
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| I mentioned the apple trees outside
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| And how, like me, they bend with weight
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| Of a seemingly good thing
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| I keep finding bitterness at their root
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| And I don’t wanna feel that way
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| But I don’t wanna stop, so I eat the fruit
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| Trust, I tried to let it go
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| Lesson in reaping what you sow
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| And I become something I can’t pull back
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| A home to which I cannot return
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| But I will look fondly on all of those years
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| I am who I am and I’ve learned
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| How to fold, or give
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| Oh, older reflections in the sea
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| I am
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| Soon, the streets will spill with fruit
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| After the autumn wind scares them all loose
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| It’ll be the tread under our feet
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| And become a part of everything
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| I become something I can’t call back
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| A home which I cannot return
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| I will look fondly on all of those years
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| I am who I am and I’ve learned
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| How to fold, or give
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| Oh, older reflections of myself
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| I’m
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| Oh, all the reflections of myself
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| I am |