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All Of You
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Sittin' on the ground
My possessions all around me now
But I am gonna leave it all behind
I've been climbing on your mountainside
But tonight I let myself slide
Throw away my shoes
I'm not gonna need them anymore
Now I don't need anything
Now I don't need anyone
I only need all of you
I've lost my driving wheel
Love has overtaken me now
Those old rivers and railway-lines
All have lost their voices
And I can only hear you breathing
I don't give a damn
I don't care 'bout anyone but you
Now I don't need anything
Now I don't need anyone
I only need all of you
I need all of you
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Robert Irish New York, New York
Australian multi-instrumentalist based in New York.
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