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Sonder
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there are things that i’ll never see in my time
expectations and people that i’ll never get to meet
but someone a long, long while away
will smile at me and i will say
i hope that someday you will finally find your peace
don’t you see
i will never know
all there is to know
but honestly
i will always
wonder, learn, and grow
there are things that i’ll never see in my time
expectations and people that i’ll never get to meet
but someone a long, long while away
will smile at me and i will say
i hope that someday you will finally find your peace
even if it’s in a
strange place
at a strange time
as we face our fears
and leave them behind
‘cause i can feel when change is gonna come
and i have to choose
should i stay or should i run
and my life has only just barely begun
so hold on
and know
there are things that i’ll never see in my time
expectations and people that i’ll never get to meet
but someone a long, long while away
will smile at me and i will say
i hope that someday you will finally find your peace
finally find your own way
no matter how hard it seems
‘cause everyone has dreams
and someone a long long while away
will smile at me, and i will say
i hope that someday you will finally find your peace
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Sonder (Instrumental)
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