One Million Years
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One Million Years
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I'm dead , my life's been sold
All my years are cold
No trees to hide my head
All my roads are red
And in the Easter
I will see that same old sun , that shone
And in the winter
I shall stand in seas of snow , alone
I will wait for you , yeah
Your eyes will shine like new , yeah
I close my eyes and you're nowhere
And I'll wait for you for one million years
My face has long been wet
Ever since we met
We wed , I knew she's stay
Then I passed away
And in the Easter
I will see that same old sun that shone
And in the winter
I shall stand in seas of snow , alone
I will wait for you
Just like you want me to
I close my eyes and you're nowhere
And I'll wait for you for one million years
And I'll wait for you for one million years
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