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Artist: Gabriel Mahalem
Canonical path: /gabriel-mahalem/bhakti-sutra
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Bhakti Sutra
Read Bhakti Sutra lyrics by Gabriel Mahalem on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Bhakti Sutra
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Where have all the wisdom gone in the things we live for
I’m trapped in the prism of a lovesick polaroid of us
Inescapable
Heart to heart cry
Night after night
The seas are full of tears
Why it feels so good?
Lost spirts on dancefloor
Noon after noon
I feel dancing with none else
I feel dancing baby
The nature dawns freezing the misery away from my shoulders
In his freckles only leftovers of the glory of the night
Where have all the beat go? I feel underappreciated
I’m trapped in the wildest dream of a lovesick dancefloor
Inescapable
Heart to heart cry
Night after night
The seas are full of tears
Why it feels so good?
Lost spirts on dancefloor
Noon after noon
I feel dancing with none else
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Gabriel Mahalem performs "Bhakti Sutra", and this lyric page sits inside the Gabriel Mahalem catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Alakazam and Aphrodisiac with a short reason for opening each page next.
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