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Snowin' in July
My girl's mouth on my toes
Complainin' old ghosts
In bedsheets of loveChristmas in my legs
A strange start to summer
But I gave it all up
In time to wonderJust when I thought
I knew what I wanted
A dirty old man
Reminds me I'm youngFuck experience, the truth
The truth of all colors
Think it out, feel it up
But do it right nowHow long 'till I'm real
I long to be real
How long 'till I'm real
Left home to live and I did
Trippin' all aloneNaked on my ownI've traveled miles
Because of my head

I've sang to myself
To keep from goin' madThe land as my bed
I slept beside the road
The ground is my friend
I become the roadThe longer I'm gone
Changin' on the go
The better I'll know
The better I'll knowThe longer I'm gone
Changin' on the go
The better I'll know
The better I'll knowThe mother and dad
Can only give you so much
So I gave it of myself
In the real world, loveTwenty first century
Mind expansion
I wrote my own poems
'Cause I lived 'em back thereHow long 'till I'm real
I long to be real
How long 'till I'm real
Left home to live and I did

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I Mother Earth, or IME, is a Canadian alternative rock band founded in 1991 in Toronto. They found moderate success in the mid-to-late 1990s. After touring for their most successful album, Scenery and Fish, lead singer Edwin left the band. In interviews, founding brothers Christian and Jagori Tanna claimed that they had always written the music and lyrics themselves, and that Edwin was merely a hired singer. He went on to be mildly successful as a solo artist. The band itself ended up in bitter disputes with both their label and the band's management, and subsequently broke ties with both.

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