Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Mundy
Canonical path: /mundy/private-paradise
Related lyric paths: 6
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Private Paradise
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Private Paradise
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You'll never see me again
'Cause I'm going away
Somewhere I can be on my own, all alone
Where all is calm, see you took too much from me
And you left me wasted, you drank all my bloody wine
And you never even let me taste it
I'm going away somewhere I can be on my own
All alone, where all is calm
Here is my heart rapting my soul
It doesn't matter if you drop it
'Cause it's solid and it's gold
See a tree house somewhere in the sky
And that's where I'm going
Where somewhere is always
Yeah, and a beatiful blue breeze is blowing
And I'll be ok, and I'll be ok
Be ok, be ok, be ok, be ok
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