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Winter Waves
02:56
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How can we regret
What’s out of our control
Bitterness won’t swallow me
Come a little bit closer
Wash away all thoughts of it
It’s been such a long time ago
No-one else can draw a line
Where I see it appearing on the horizon
Losing myself in your lies
Everything gets blurry like last nights dream
Wash away all thoughts of it
It’s been such a long time ago
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Morning Maze
02:50
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It’s not the sun waking me up
All dreams I had are far away
My shielding sheet moves moves out of place
While I forget where I am
Can’t stop the humming inside my head
I can’t hear the words your mouth creates
His lips they move but rain erases
While I forget where I am
I could be me making it up
Our eyes are closed and you can’t see
The rains remains upon my face
While I forget where I am
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