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Artist: Luis Trindade
Canonical path: /luis-trindade/old-town
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Old Town
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Old Town
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It took me ten years to forget all that blood on your dress
I went north, I went south, I traveled the world all around
I came back to hear your voice that still echoes through the streets
Even knowing you're not here, I can still feel your lips
Will we ever meet again?
Will we ever meet again?
And the pictures that I have fading through the years
Are just pieces of the jigsaw I don't understand
And I remember you fighting in the moonlight
But the pain growing inside was winning the fight
Will we ever meet again?
Will we ever meet again?
It took me 10 years to forget all the words that we said
It took me 10 years to understand life and death
Will we ever meet again?
Will we ever meet again?
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