Black Lines (I'll Find A Way)
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Black Lines (I'll Find A Way)
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I’ll find a way to go
And just don’t look back no more
Looking a reason for
I’ll restart all to the core
We just laugh and now make
Those blind dance for nothing
Pumping up dead weather
Drag out my feet
And make me better
Black is the way to go
Looking a reason for
I don`t want to take it slow
And just don’t look back no more
I’ll find a way to go out and move on
I’m not afraid to show
I’ll draw black lines and faces to believe
Facing my eyes to break my knees
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