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A Different Kind of Blue
 
  Those cars
All new
So small
Down there
From here
So high
We drift
We fly
The twlight breaking through
A different kind of blue

More lights
Blue signs
More gold
More new
So small
So high
Down there
Tonight
With the twilight breaking through
It’s a different kind of blue

The twilight breaking through
It’s a different kind of blue




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