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Aeon

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Aeon

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No more shining star prayed God for it's last wish

PLease let work one... Please let work one wonder

Two stars were born then it started from there, Aeon

When I look up the moon feeling dear feeling sadness

Feel one great force... Feel one great force of old times

Two stars were born then it started from there, Aeon

The duration of the time until now it's only the beginning that what you say

Everything is Aeon and it is just one of the stones

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