Concerto de Varsóvia (The Warsaw Concerto) (The World Outside)
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Concerto de Varsóvia (The Warsaw Concerto) (The World Outside)
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The world outside belongs to me
Since you are mine
I rule the night, I own the Moon
I tell the stars when to shine
Each time we touch
I can't control the dreams that start
The world outside will never know
How much you mean to my heart
Each time we touch
I can't control the dreams that start
The world outside will never know
How much you mean to my heart
How much you mean to my heart
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