Exit 97
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Exit 97
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Just as the sun slowly catches the ground she walks by
They walk with me, through darkness and cold on their minds
In this stream, and on this ride, you hold my eye
Oh, haven't you seen they shine brighter than stars in the sky?
No one, no one, no one else can make me go
If nothing is real they haven't seen this world
And a woman who speaks, you chose the ones till the end
Till the end
Some say it's few who find love to be true words inside
The winter still comes, but you wish you will leave to the light
Out from me, and into you, everything grows strong
All I've got might not be that much, but I'm giving it all to you
You are the ones, and I will give it all to you
If nothing is real they haven't seen this world
And a woman who speaks, you chose the ones
Real, they haven't seen this world
And a woman who speaks, you chose ones till the end
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