Farewell, welcome
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Farewell, welcome
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Did you make a deal that could pledge your happiness?
I don't know what you were doing that destroyed you fast
Every step that I take to you is another mistake
I need a place to go where I can unleash my affection
And I wish that I would be right choosing this direction
There are feelings that I don't know, but knowing them I would grow
So farewell, understand
There are moments in the life that we all want to try new things
Everybody knows what happens If we don't respect it
I cannot even take a walk, with you I can't even talk
It's easy finding a problem but it's hard to solve it
Something takes a part of me I'm getting older
Why don't you forget your beliefs and begin again to live
So welcome to the new world where you are important
This life is very short we got to be our own boss
No one in this town can upset our will
They will always try to guess what we really feel
So farewell, understand
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Moldest performs "Farewell, welcome", and this lyric page sits inside the Moldest catalog on LyroVerse.
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