Name: Tea
Duration: P00H01M28S
Description: Here it all started.

Tea

from What Those Pages Told by Unravels

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There are so many places I haven't been to and...
I cannot say I've travelled a lot in my life
But I don't regret
I like to think of how much more is left for me
Places to see, faces to meet
Picturing roads to unravel is also a travel
The sea is inside
Taste of being introduced to someone for the first time
And suddenly get a hug, suddenly get a smile
And you feel happy and shy
And you hear
Davai peet chai

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from What Those Pages Told, released April 4, 2019

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