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Olalla

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Olalla

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Olalla more than a name

Rest your eyes and stay in the shade

You are hiding over the hill

In a quiet never so still

From Olalla to the city lights

Somebody told me to believe in better times

From Olalla to the city lights

Somebody told me to believe

To believe

Oh Olalla where will you go?

If the line ends out on the road

There's a story meant to be told

When the door is shut in the cold

From Olalla to the city lights

Somebody told me to believe in better times

From Olalla to the city lights

Somebody told me to believe

To believe

To believe

To believe

To believe

Oh Olalla on the border line

There is a world down on its knees

For better times

Oh Olalla don't you fear the night

There's only time left to believe

To believe

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