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Artist: Asalto
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Moment To Arise (feat. Brenton Mattheus)
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Moment To Arise (feat. Brenton Mattheus)
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Searching, waiting, trying to find this
Something worthwhile, hating, deserting
Freeing your mind, trailing the past
Seeing blue skies, failing at last
What are you searching for?
Who knows?
You know
Feeling lonely
Waiting for the moment to arise
What are you searching for?
Saying, doing, thinking, straying
Do you know where you're heading?
Searching, fighting, directed to nothing
One day you'll see that I've been waiting
What are you searching for?
Who knows?
You know
Feeling lonely
Waiting for the moment to arise
Just turn around
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