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Dream is over
03:51
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Before the candle turns off near your god
I swear I have answers under my faults
Fade quietly, walking on her own
Sweet satisfaction, like a dog with its bone
Dream is over, I´m down on my knees (x2)
See the last prophet while fucks Marie
Painted in red the child finds the key
Out of your happiness I can see you´re not free
Over and over I take the same trip
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I´m
05:39
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I´m the sand of a lonelyness desert lost between my scars
I´m a lost star that shines inside a intergalactic trap.
And I´m just a fool that bring to you the words that you want to hear
And I´m just tired of trying to break your wall full of lies.
I´m the dove that lost the faith behind a fake plastic sky
I´m the worst phrase of a cheap book in the fair of dreams
And I´m just a root that wears out and dies in this sidewalk empire
And I´m just the child that covers you in furs of an autumn desire
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