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Sigh
02:19
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let them in
we got happiness
smart lips
will not fade away
we know freaks
and their shelter's head
we punch bricks
and we go ahead
a sigh on your side
I'm ready again
a sigh on your side
there's no tough dance
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Less Blue
02:36
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see you tonight
I think I'm into you
I'll always run with you
see you tonight
I think I'll change the mood
my heart gets less blue
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This Song
01:33
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we go for a walk
infinite steps
sun goes out there
just a trip from here
it means a lot
this song
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Promise
02:01
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we'll accept what matters
no more walking backwards
I promise
my will is to stay well
luckily
you want it
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5. |
Fair
01:29
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all the souls
we should dare
all the goals
standing where
we can't reach
but keep on
thinking fair
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