In The Air
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In The Air
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Nothing, no calls comes from the phone
Nobody at the door
Head on my knees, the fright now increase, I'm still waiting
It seems to be young
It seems to be gone
And I calling her name
I'm falling on the ground, the emotion is so strong
Why are you gone?
Regrets ant tears comes into my head and I pray
It seems to be young
It seems to be gone
It seems to be young
And now I'm calling her name
In the air, I feel the wind which carries the angels
Those memories can remain 'till the end
In the air, I feel the sun, the rising sun, the sound of a prayer
Wordless in front of the voice who said to me that
I'll never see you again
Behind my tears, the sound is clear breaking the light in my head
And now I remember
And now I'm calling her name
In the air, I feel the hope, I feel the wind…
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