After Tomorrow
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After Tomorrow
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The wall fell, I fell that way
Nor is it for less
Look at that undermines the concept
She is so beautiful
By far I gave nothing
Closely the heart races!
I got up, knocked the dust from clothing
But I was mesmerized by her mouth
Alone on the street, walking around
Passed so close that I could not resist
I asked for a kiss, she refused
But she took my phone
When you want you can call me (4x)
I know it's true, she did not call
But I do not care, turn passed
I'll find someone who wants me as well
And do not treat me like a nobody
Learn now I'm happy
I'm with the girl I always wanted
I'll stop, calm down, breathe
And leave everything as is
When you want you can call me (6x)
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