Paradox Eight
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Paradox Eight
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It makes my head so confused
Trying to know if there's something through
It always comes and goes to my head
And sometimes I think that I've gone mad
No more brainstorm whit all this
It's like facing all my fears
Eighteen is the day of paradox eight
August is so great in the year ninety eight
I will try to solve this mystery
And now it's been eighteen years
Date of birth, phone number, letter of my name
Everything is leading me to solve this problem
No more brainstorm with all this
It's like facing all my fears
Eighteen is the day of paradox eight
August is so great in the year ninety eight
Eighteen is the day of paradox eight
August is so great in the year ninety eight
Eighteen is the day of paradox eight
August is so great in the year ninety eight
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