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Cordoba
01:51
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this world is pushing me down
i have to do the same
to crash that feeling with my hands
there is no time for complaining
there is no time to scape
do you want to go with me trough that way?
and to breath again
and all our fears away
and to feel the air
and the grass between our legs..
this world is pushing you down
you have to do the same
to crash that feeling with your hands
there is no time for complaining
there is no time to scape
can i go with you trough that way?
and to breath again
and all our fears away
and to feel the air
and the grass between our legs..
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Fire
01:43
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sometimes your life is on fire
sometimes your world is on fire
please let it burn
dont try to save it, let it go
sometimes you are sad and breakdown
sometimes its hard to go on
aint got no friends to call
they are surviving on their own
(no one is around when im in trouble)
please let it burn
dont try to save it
cure your soul..
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dexys
01:44
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dexys
a beautiful landscape, sleeps inside yourself
spring time is here to find you in bloom, emotional treasures in you
close your eyes clean your mind into the nigth glory days will come quickly..
and to wait can not be so sad the world is in your hands (hurry up)
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Beginners
00:51
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beginners
to many words, but they just cant describe
all that we live and all that we could find
we are just lovers
and we own the world tonigth
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Ber von Largue Germany
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