Innocent
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Innocent
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I know you're away from me
There is a day I do not feel their lack
I wanted so much to you
Were here with me
From my side
You are innocent
I know
And I know that
On some days you are free
And I will find
Let alone the day
Thinking of you
Seeing the hours pass so slowly
And the night
Without anyone to make me company
I need you
You are innocent
I know
And I know that
On some days you are free
And I will find
You are innocent
I know
And I know that
On some days you are free
And I will find
I need a lot of you
I do not want to cry
You are innocent
I always know
I never doubted for you
I need a lot of you
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