Sweet Samsara Part I
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Sweet Samsara Part I
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She was walking on a milky way
She find a fruit of time
As far as she goes away
Then time got fast like a river's flow
Don't go far please tell her
It's made of sweet samsara
She was walking on a milky way
She find a king of heart
She wanna find someone today
Then fall in love like a river's flow
Don't go far please tell her
It's made of sweet samsara
My eyes made the sweet river
My wave of heart is beating your land
Let me tell you why...
I saw your creek of your land
I wanna moor my heart
'Cuz everything is possible
Everything is possible
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Miho Hatori performs "Sweet Samsara Part I", and this lyric page sits inside the Miho Hatori catalog on LyroVerse.
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