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Artist: Marzela
Canonical path: /marzela/4-o-clock
Related lyric paths: 6
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4 O'clock
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4 O'clock
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Another night and I cannot sleep.
It's alright. My great ideas are so deep.
There's no one else, there's no one else here.
And now there's nothing that, there's nothing that I can be.
It's just me and the moon.
The stars go down soon.
I don't know if I can change.
I don't know if I can stand.
So many things that I can not explain.
I only know that I still feel the rain.
Try something new (I will be here)
I'll stay to finish my beer.
You light a cigarrette (and look around)
And I try to guess what you're talking about.
But now your coffee is cold.
And all of this is so old.
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