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Artist: Chemical Surf
Canonical path: /chemical-surf/losing-abilities
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Losing Abilities
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Losing Abilities
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Life is not we should hate, oh
But we used to do so from cradle to grave
Without a feeling of what it's all about, oh
With eyes losing ability to simply look around
Love is not we should ignore, oh
But we tend to do so just to earn some more
Are you free?
I mean really free now
Do you believe your life is still under your control?
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