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A life all mine
04:55
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Razor sharp I cut
The bull from my life
Too blunt your knife
To slay this dreamer
We might be dogs astray
No running line will hold us
So rather kick and kill me
I'll be butchered all the same
No words are spoken
But the world is broken
Cause I want something
Something all wrong done
A life instead of mere living
Folding crumbling withering oh hell
What difference when working the way
The crown of my work
Is what I shall gain
At the end of my days
Daylight awake to a puppet world
No strings attach to this body of mine
Folding crumbling withering oh well
The punished pushed along the line
All my actions, all my moves
A life all mine to lose
The crown of my work
A life all mine to lose
A life all mine
Is what I choose
At the end of my days
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Leaves
03:58
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i close your eyes with my mouth
now you don't see anything
but you feel my breath all over
i can feel you too
although i don't really know you
i don't really care
cry with me, make my day
tomorrow all will be gone
all the sweetness and all the fun
no, i don't wanna know...
although i don't really know you
i don't really care
now that you're gone i don't know
how to really feel inside
bearing the hope to see you again
i guess i never will
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Adela Ordoñez Barcelona, Spain
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