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Artist: Lost Opera
Canonical path: /lost-opera/is-happiness-just-a-word
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Is Happiness Just a Word?
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Is Happiness Just a Word?
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Is Happiness just a word?
Laying on the knees
Shaking his hands to the sky
His swearing to the all mighty
She will pay me back
Is Happiness just a word?
He was always thinking of future
However she never assumed it
Is Happiness just a word?
Is Love a fantasy?
This is just an aura fight
For those seeking it
With his anger as last resort
He's continuing his journey
Knowing Tomorrow won't be much nicer
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