Dusk (Pakistan)
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Jahilia Calling

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Dusk (Pakistan) Canonical path: /dusk-pakistan/jahilia-calling Related lyric paths: 6
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Jahilia Calling

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In the name of - The splendid heights

That echo the pleasures - Unforeseen

Dead notions live - In the corner where we shared the kiss

Recollect all the pages torn - Along the shores of the weeping oceans

Oceans - Notions - Emotions - Recollect - Re fragment

Comprehend - the scarlet fever again

Memories unfold - The nacht symphony sings

Jahilia calling

All there ever was to black and white

Our street lamp sorrow - Along with our shadows - Obtuse

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