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Artist: Marshall law
Canonical path: /marshall-law/hearts-and-thunder
Related lyric paths: 6
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Hearts and Thunder
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Hearts and Thunder
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I need your love, til the end of time
In thousand years, you'll still be mine
Can't figure it out what's the crime
For loving you.
Maybe the last time, I see your face
Maybe the last time.
Hearts and thunder, life and death.
Hearts and thunder.
Can't let you go away from me
Crime of passion's our destiny
Can't figure it out what's the crime for loving you.
What's the crime, by pass time.
You stole my heart, left behind.
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