We Were Children
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We Were Children
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Sometimes I feel
That I can remember our past
Young, I was waiting for a disaster
I was frozen
Holding inside my thought
I didn't want to disappear
We were children
Inside our home
I believe that we'll revive
We could just be together
But I don't know how and why
I don't know how
You are ready for this
I'll show you how it is madness
We wrote a song
With all those empty pages
We travelled together
As we touched the skies
We were children
Inside our home
I believe that we'll revive
We could just be together
But I don't know how and why
We were children
Inside our home
I believe that we'll revive
We could just be together
But I don't know how and why
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