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End of the World

from Mark of the Beat by Poppy Brothers

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i was flying high with no landing gear
i was in too deep when the flood came
and the rain poured down on me
now i’m 25 and i’m still living like a child
i could run if i wanted to
but if you’re staying here i’m staying too
til the end of the world

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from Mark of the Beat, released May 28, 2013
Written, produced and performed by: James Tillman and Matthew Taylor.

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American electro-pop duo Poppy Brothers features brothers James Tillman and Matthew Taylor.

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