One Second
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One Second
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Have you ever thought
Maybe, right now
Someone's being born and someone's dying?
Have your ever thought
Maybe, right now
Someone's winning and someone's losing?
Who are you now?
Are you just gone?
One second makes you think
It can go wrong
Who are you now?
Are you just gone?
One second makes you think
It can go wrong
Have you ever thought?
Maybe, right now
Someone's smiling and someone's crying?
Have you ever thought?
Maybe, right now
The world is full of love and full of hate?
Who are you now?
Are you just gone?
One second makes you think
It can go wrong
Who are you now?
Are you just gone?
One second makes you think
It can go wrong
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Who performs "One Second"?
Gilles Sonsino performs "One Second", and this lyric page sits inside the Gilles Sonsino catalog on LyroVerse.
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