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As God To The Beast
03:13
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I should have known that cities would cross my eyes
I knew I would never see mountains so high
I would be lost into Nowhere, somewhere
I don't see this fortune, why you say "I'm a rich man"?
I'm looked by you as God to the Beast
I can't decide, I can't choose
I cant't reply, I can't see how
I should have known that love would make me weak
I shouldn't have followed any advice
I had to let me dying, crying
I wouldn't have loved to see this world but
I'm with you by my side and I'm feeling glowing
I'm glad so, I'm just alive
I can't reply, I can see how now
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The Man On A Bech Alone
03:30
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When you get older
When you're less stronger
When the end is getting closer.
You see the fireworks
Ready for takeoff
Wondering where they might end up.
Everything seems so real
From the air down to the feel
It doesn't seem like the past is so clear
As I'm hanging here with my fears
Now you leave me here on a bench
Alone as you go away by yourself
Towards the school without me.
I'm sitting here
Waiting for your coming
But this bench is quietly empty
On the second floor
We don't have time
The bell's going to ring
September is gone away now
June tooks everything with him
Naked ladies dance around the dark
And the lights are off the park
Now on this our old bench
Another story will settle his love
Near the school without me.
Everything seems so real
From the air down to the feel
It doesn't seem like the past is so clear
As I'm hanging here with my fears
Now you leave me here on a bench
Alone as you go away by yourself
Towards the school without me.
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Adirondack Brindisi, Italy
Alternative rock power trio raised by the sounds and songs of yesterday
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