Surma
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Surma
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You're too much to take
You make it easier to leave you again
So tomorrow's more than I can take
Just have your own way
I've never gone so low
Constellations are all the same
Drive from the centre
Because I'm lost in space
Kalma, rip in the atmosphere
Kalma, time is up, you'll burn in fear
Kalma, rip in the atmosphere
Kalma, time is up, you'll burn in fear
Can you save us all?
Will you let us fall?
You think it's natural to have it all
Just fake it anyway
I ain't seen heaven fall, yet
You can't forgive when you're dead
Save your last breath
Kalma, rip in the atmosphere
Kalma, time is up, you'll burn in fear
Kalma, rip in the atmosphere
Kalma, time is up, you'll burn in fear
Kalma, rip in the atmosphere
Kalma, time is up, you'll burn in fear
Kalma, rip in the atmosphere
Kalma, time is up, you'll burn in fear
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