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Artist: Marcelo D'Amico
Canonical path: /marcelo-damico/born
Related lyric paths: 6
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Born
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Born
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Why did you bring me now
When will you leave
I want another path
to remember my death
mom don't remember that way
please don't cry
don't leave it like that
don't do it, please do it here
I told you I loved
but no, but not like that
I just wanted one more hug
but no, not like that
I moved on
when I just wanted to go back
until that day, i wanted but i couldn't
Mom please don't do it that way
Stay calm i will feel
I missed you, but not so much
that day, it was the day that falls
but I had a deal
I want another path
to remember my death
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Marcelo D'Amico performs "Born", and this lyric page sits inside the Marcelo D'Amico catalog on LyroVerse.
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