Pure Joy In My Heart
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Pure Joy In My Heart
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Take your seat and smile now
Do you mean i may heal?
Is there something lost?
What's so hard to carry on?
I must be narrow minded
When i'm looking down
How do you feel now you're sleeping
No more things i should hear
No more fairy talks
Did you ever want more?
I got used to stay with
A little hungry bird
No regrets
No sad songs
Every day
Pure joy in my heart
Take your seat and smile now
Do you think i may heal?
Is there something lost?
What's so hard to carry on?
Hope this lack is leaving
Is there something more ?
No regrets
No sad songs
Every day
Pure joy in my heart
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