Swept away
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Swept away
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I don`t know what you mean to me
I don`t even know what it takes
To begin to conceal this break
In a world I know so well
Get away for the next one
All alone in this single town
Ever dearly I`m still around
With my feet still on the ground
Everything that you mean to me
Is tangled up in a broken dream
And I keep hoping that the sorrow
Will get swept away
I`m alone in a symphony
I`m a ride in a shiny maze
And I keep hoping that the sorrow
Will get swept away
Yeah I keep hoping that the sorrow
Will get lost and swept away
(Hope this will get swept away
Hope this wïll get lost and swept away ... x2)
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