Yesterday
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Yesterday
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I’ve seen the free acting like slaves
Living in the black and white every day
Their nails are on the walls!
Echos of screams are the only survivors
Screams, screams… Where is God?!
Screams, screams… Where is…?
Yesterday, I’ve seen the people running
Yesterday, I’ve seen that time is passing by
Yesterday, I’ve seen here people are hurry to die
Yesterday, yesterday, yesterday
Hey mom, what’s happening to me?
I can’t forget the eye of that child
I feel like I’m disrespecting your tombstone, seated here
And now I’m burning in regrets, I know you have warned me
How can rain cloudless…? Is this possible?
Yesterday, I’ve seen the people running
Yesterday, I’ve seen that time is passing by!
Yesterday, I’ve seen here people are hurry to die!
Yesterday, yesterday, yesterday
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