Train 147
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Train 147
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Evening flames
Old figures...
Evening flames
Find a flavor
Leave your gloomy masks
Just cry out!
Evening frames
Are getting higher
Let's get up and laugh
Evening games
Find a pleasure
Let's go out and dive
Just cry out!
I'm orange, red and yellow
Pleasure engine drives
Just cry out!
Come with me
I'm a sailor
Crossing space and skies
Ride...
Unconscious ride
Just cry out!
Come with me
Ride with me
Rise with me
Come with me
I'm your saviour
Hang out and fly
Just cry out!
I'm OK, alive and lovely
Pleasure engine drives
Just cry out!
Just taste something, something new
Just taste something, something new
Just taste something, something new
Just cry out!
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