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Artist: John Paul Jones
Canonical path: /john-paul-jones/thoose-shadows
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Thoose Shadows
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Thoose Shadows
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Shadows in the darkest night,
Making sadness inn my heart.
When you're not here.
Teardrops running in my face,
Bringing memories of happiness and love.
(i am a lonely man)
And i'm looking for a love:
Do you now where i can find.
Those shadows makes me cry.
I wanna die.
Those shadows makes me cry.
I wanna die.
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