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Make the Most
03:02
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It’s a perfect storm of emotions
Isolation and devotion
An ocean of busy people doing their thing
We had this coming, didn’t we
Secretly none of us are truly surprised
We had this coming, didn’t we
The silver lining is it’s bringing us together
In the strangest way
Make the most
Eat your toast
Look out the window at the snow
We thought we knew but we didn’t have a clue
Where will this go?
Where will this go?
It’s a perfect frenzy of feeling
Everybody’s waiting for the healing
A sea of strangers caught in a web of truth
We had this coming, didn’t we
Secretly all of us are happy for the slap in the face
We had this coming, didn’t we
The silver lining is it’s teaching us to live again
In the strangest way
Make the most
Take up your post
Your balcony rel or virtual
We thought we knew but we didn’t have a clue
What will we do?
What will we do?
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Sad for Baby
02:27
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Wet Ink Montreal, Québec
Lucy (Wet Ink) is in Montreal, Quebec.
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