Imminent Song
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Imminent Song
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You know that selfishes
Have much pride
And the unfortunate ones live tired
You almost lost your life
On a new day, but why?
When we were younger and out of time
We were so fragile in our minds
Be careful if you feel you must die
And so the days went by
Now we are here, asking why
Nobody wants to say goodbye one more time
We're getting older and unkind
And getting stoned and so blind
Please love now and don't say goodbye
We are looking through the sky
Asking to God for something mine
Give us hope or love or mind or bring us back to life
We never told you that we are kind
We want to hold you in our eyes
Please believe us, we never wanted to die
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Marcelo D'Amico performs "Imminent Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Marcelo D'Amico catalog on LyroVerse.
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