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Artist: Cloddy
Canonical path: /cloddy/i-changed-the-rules
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I Changed The Rules
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I Changed The Rules
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The roof has opened for me to see the moon
I was lay as I'm right now
Realized the my sadness is my own joy
Saw two birds and they said It was not good
Were they right? 4x
It's like to sail on the sweet clouds
And after that we fall down in the hell
But you knew you could not sail on the clouds
Were they right? 4x
You know It was danger
But It worth to try
It's not supposed to be this way
But If you could drive your life
It would be more than just the same again
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