Bôa (UK)
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Ambula

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Bôa (UK) Canonical path: /boa-inglesa/ambula Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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Ambula

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Ohoh nananana…

Ohoh nananana…

Ohoh nananana…

Ohoh nananana…

Ohoh nananana…

Ohoh nananana…

Ooohhh

See

This world on my hand

Changing all the time

See me falling under the way of a life

That we are congregated

See me trying to understand the rulings of the mankind

See me falling under the way of a life

When I try to solve it all out

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