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Reach the End
04:30
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Light the torch and lead me out of the dark
I have been blinded by the silence in the cold ward
Don’t tell ma that our world is still the same
All I got left is myself and my pain
What I feel, I believe it is true
Please don’t go!
U-u-u-u-u-u-a (What I feelin’ I believe it’s true)
Lift me up!
I don’t know where to find myself (What I feelin’ I believe it’s true)
U-u-u-u-u-u-a (What I feelin’ I believe it’s true)
Lift me up!
Somehow I want to reach the end (What I feelin’ I believe it’s true)
Come and save me, let my mind be free
How many memories have I missed to live in?
Don’t tell me I should leave my past behind
All I got left is myself to deny
What I feel, I believe it is true
Please don’t go!
U-u-u-u-u-u-a (What I feelin’ I believe it’s true)
Lift me up!
I don’t know where to find myself (What I feelin’ I believe it’s true)
U-u-u-u-u-u-a (What I feelin’ I believe it’s true)
Lift me up!
Somehow I want to reach the end (What I feelin’ I believe it’s true)
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He Has Gone
03:34
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Summer has gone away, all the birds flown by
Summer has gone away, gentle winds blowin’
Eyes shut wide, missing sunlight
Eyes shut wide, leaves are fallin’
I walk all alone, thinkin’bout summer
Thinkin’bout your eyes, your eyes, your eyelids
Eyes shut wide…
The light ont he rooftops are still warming,
Lovely green and yellow shades on treetops,
But I never know, if he ever comes,
Rainy days are starting, clouds everywhere
No one ever told me, it could hurt that much
No one ever told me, flowers fade too fast
Sometimes I feel like nothing,
Sometimes I keep on fallin’
It is fall again, wind echoes my grief
Chilly air outside, raindrops wash my tears
Sometimes I…
The light ont he rooftops…
This time I can feel that he has gone
Gone with the lovely breeze of summer
This time I can feel that he has gone
He has gone and never coming back
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