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Artist: Giardini Di Mirò
Canonical path: /giardini-di-miro/when-you-were-a-postcard
Related lyric paths: 6
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When you were a postcard
Read When you were a postcard lyrics by Giardini Di Mirò on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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When you were a postcard
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Summers are worth more than this boat
We sail all day like a farewell to winter
A lampara keeps on burning
and somehow we can't return
from endless waits for strawberries
to the great beyond of our tragedies
for all the time i've tried to tell myself
to hold on
no one could give us wind
it just resonates a mile apart
from there
it just resonates a mile apart
it just resonates a mile apart
from there
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