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Far Into the Night
04:14
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Eyes closed, palms placed
wishful, is that the way it works?
Believe in, trust them
anyways, we solve it all with time
But you carry on and try to understand
though inside you it makes no sense at all
It was far into the night
I tried to leave it all behind
but this damn fear
won't let me think clear
Come down, be patient
all comes, but nothing, never change
No worries, it happens all the time
and you move on, move on with your life
God once asked me:
why don't you come on my side?
my reply was:
why don't you come to mine?
You're on your own now
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2. |
Again
03:59
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How long for, no exceptions
same answer to same questions
When was the first time I
thought of it and deny it
It seems like I'm going in circles
Never crossed my mind once before
Fell into the ground twice, no more
Not to realise yet again and start over
Have I ever gone far to the unknown?
Was that really my mind all along?
Not to realise yet again and start over
How many times in the past
through the course of my life?
Far too many times and up to now
through the course fo my life
How many times more?
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Oscar London, UK
A Solo project by Oscar.
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