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You need me to tell you I think you’re nice
Even when you’re so blue
Pick you up when you’ve fallen down
And be there to whisper to you
Why do you think you’re bad until I say you’re good?
You can do anything, why wait until I say you should?

How can I climb out of the depths of my mind?
How can I climb?

You want me to tell you you’re beautiful
In the morning when you’ve awoken
My words can send you to the moon
So much left unspoken
Why do you feel so trapped, until I open the door?
Seems like you’ve had enough,
Then I leave and you’re beggin for more

You always look outside yourself,
A dreamer is what I call you
If I could wake you up today
You’d see you have it all within you
Seems like you want to fly, I know you’ll find your way
How can you dance under the sun, if you’re always waiting for my say?

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from Another Way To Exist, released June 14, 2012

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Magic Trees released their 2nd album, “Another Way To Exist” in 2012, which was written and recorded in Northwest England. The group consisted of two Canadian couples who spent three years travelling across Canada and the UK soaking up influences, writing songs, and recording on a mobile setup above the Victoria Pub in St. Annes, Lancashire. ... more

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