Memories
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Memories
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Standing all alone
When everything comes up
Minutes become an eternity
I just can´t stop thinking of the people who passed through my life
And the places where I used to get some inspiration
The city lights always going down
Just when I start to feel it in my veins
Do you feel comfortable by my side?
It´s been painful but I can´t stop
Long roads seem to rush around themselves
But I still believe this is not the end
That old song can´t save me anymore
And the time seems to rush wildly
My head is throbbing
This is my life
This is the time
There´s only one chance to make those things right
Oh, the city lights always going down
Just when I start to feel it in my veins
Do you feel comfortable by my side?
It´s been painful but I can´t stop
Long roads seem to rush around themselves
But I still believe this is not the end
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