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#1
02:06
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Troubled fashioned way
02:48
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For years I’ve been through the desert
With no bread rainin’ from the skies,
And only myself by my side.
I wish I was a burning tree.
Day after day I’ve been climbin’
Just to go back to the bottom at night.
But I need to picture myself
Smilling everytime.
I'm happy in my troubled fashion way.
I’m selfless in my troubled happy days.
And I’m so sure thtat’s life that,
In the quicksand of my thoughts,
I can openly give my heart to
This sick and serious land.
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I’m floatin’ in between
Dazed days and bills to pay.
Intentions that I kept,
Empty glasses and ashes of my time.
And no, I’m not the same anymore.
You know I Always was the reflexiono f my desire
The strokes are gettin old now
And so are we.
The voices in my head
Keep on souting without relief.
The way that I followed
Cost me that lad
With a plain sight
And forfilled with his own heart.
And no, I’m not the same anymore.
You know I Always was (the reflexiono f) my desire
Can’t you see I’m tryin’?
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4. |
Graveyard by the sea
02:02
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I’ll be alright when everything pass me by,
I’ll be left sittin in my room
Screamin’ my lungs out
Until the morning comes
I’m what’s changing secretly in you.
We must try it anyway
For the sake of what’s within us
For our spare of change.
We must try it anyway.
One of these days I’ll be alright
When everything pass me by.
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5. |
#2
02:21
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