Soul
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Soul
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I felt her soul move through me
I was safe and sound
Branches on the window
Could not hurt me now
And when the night came
With childhood fears
Her soul moved through me
They disappeared
I felt her soul move through me
As i stepped from the train
Here to find a new life
To begin again
The spring had brought me
Winter kept me here
Her soul moved through me
Time disappeared
I felt her soul move through me
Somewhere in the sky
Too late i landed
To say goodbye
She gave me laughter
And i paid in tears
Her soul moved through me
I disappeared
I disappeared
She gave me laughter
And i paid in tears
Her soul moved through me
I disappeared
I disappeared
I disappeared
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