December In April
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December In April
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Alles wat ik doe,
is niet meer zonder jou.
Wilde je adem zijn,
je schaduw zijn,
maar je leefde mij te snel.
Wat ik nu nog voel,
wat ik nu nog voel,
ben jij.
Het is December in April.
Lentenachten, veel te kil.
Het is December in April.
De muziek valt stil.
Jij was het weekend van mij.
D'r even tussenuit.
Maar na een tijdje,
wilde ik je warmte zijn.
Toen was het al voorbij.
Wat ik nu nog voel,
ben jij.
Het is December in April.
Lentenachten, veel te kil.
Het is December in April.
De muziek valt stil.
Jij trok aan de noodrem.
Je liet de tijd stilstaan.
Gevoel of we niet verloren,
bevroren zonder jou.
Het is December in April.
Lentenachten, veel te kil.
Het is December in April.
De muziek valt stil.
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