The History Of A Man
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The History Of A Man
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Once upon a time
There was a man who loved shows
He was a great friend of mine
He will never know
How dreaming is fine
I saw his destiny
And now I will tell how he died
Chorus:
The Sun didn't shine his days
But the moon illuminated his nights
Even in a place full of people
He felt lonely like a hermit
His parents have passed away
But he survived
He was a brave man
To have the courage of
Turn his back to Death
And now I will tell how he died
(Chorus - Guitar solo)
The years passed and he's an adult
He finished his mission on Earth
Now he's face to face with Death
Finally obtained his merited peace
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