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GlasS
04:20
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Drifting
05:47
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First Chances
04:19
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She tries so hard to hold on
chasing innocence for far too long
she knows its gone cause she's always afraid
all the time
But when I see her smile, then I feel fine
I can't say no, I can't say yes
To her legs in that purple dress
give me a drink so the moment can slow me down
We can just stay here awhile and not make a sound
My heart battles its bad habits
Don't want to scare her away
First chances go so fast, I want this to last
Raw and true, this one's new
When I lose my way, I will say
I'm sorry for the pain I cause
But there's a light at the end of the other side
I don't expect anything else when you are by my side
Race her to the answer or we'll just be
Live spontaneously, Fly free
In this moment, one of a string of many
No need to resent the one, or the many
Lying next to me, comfortably
She forgets that she's in the nude
and then she asks me, "Where are my clothes?" I don't know
I hope she doesn't find them so she doesn't go
I don't want her to, I don't want her to, I don't want her to
Go, go, go
I don't want her to, I don't want her to, I don't want her to
Go
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Sulpa
03:23
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Lullaby
04:39
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Structure in Emotion
07:26
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Simpliminal
05:19
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Kmang Kmang Chicago, Illinois
Kmang Kmang is an experimental Cambodian American Composer based in Chicago
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