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Artist: Cedrine Lixon
Canonical path: /cedrine-lixon/i-am-leaving
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I Am Leaving
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I Am Leaving
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I leave to the horizon
A never ending horizon
And I tell myself I will never return
But the horizon is too big
Always looking for a better world
Always different but never better
Perhaps I never find this world
But who knows where my journey will end
I ask myself: Why leave?
But why should I wait here?
No one ask me to come back
No one waits here for me
Always looking for a better world
Always different but never better
Perhaps I'll never find this world
But who knows where my journey will end
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Cedrine Lixon performs "I Am Leaving", and this lyric page sits inside the Cedrine Lixon catalog on LyroVerse.
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