White Light
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White Light
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Many times I pray to draw my own face
Many times I stay lost back in past
Trying to find again the childhood full of reason
Don't you call my name
I heard a voice off
Round and round
We walk to final line
Will you consider me dying
Over white light
Over white light
Sometimes I dream I change the seasons
Sometimes I feel sunrise's coming
As the sound of a weary rain will die inside me
Won't you call my name
It's everything I know
Everything I know
Everything
Round and round
We walk to final line
Will you consider me dying
Over white light
Over white light
Over white light
A gentle and bright love is so hard to find
And so far in a corridor, a baby toy waits
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