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Asleep or Dead
03:34
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Why all these people looks the same?
Are they done of the same pain?
Small pieces that were thrown inside this lake
Are their words those that make my black days?
Oh I´m tired to trying to wake up
Oh my last train has left
Asleep or dead you know
I´m up and down
Why all your feelings are away?
I try to keep this clay wet
The days don´t suppose any change
Should I raise my voice in this strange place?
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Morning Crimes
05:02
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And I know that ain´t right
But I only want to know how you spends your nights
If your heart still cries
And if it does it, Can i try to turn on it light?
And in this bed
We said lies
For a second I pray
For turn into blue this fucking grey
For a second might
You love me though I´m the last star in your sky?
And in this bed
We said lies
Can I try, can I try, can I try to bring your love back? (x2)
And in this bed
I can´t stop crying
Because you gave to me all the tears of your nights
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