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Artist: Amnese
Canonical path: /amnese/iprologue-a-telephone-call-on-the-last-day-of-summer
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I.Prologue: a telephone call on the last day of summer
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I.Prologue: a telephone call on the last day of summer
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Don't know how comprehend it
My first girlfriend, this summer night
Nothing can let me down
I just know this
I feel so calm
Something can let me down
Something will let me down
Unfortunalety there's no sound
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