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Artist: November Ultra
Canonical path: /november-ultra/the-end
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The End.
The End. lyrics by November Ultra. Where should I go? 'Cause I've been everywhere But I belong no where But in your arms Give me a sign My darling, let me...
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The End.
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Where should I go?
'Cause I've been everywhere
But I belong no where
But in your arms
Give me a sign
My darling, let me know
If I should let you go
Or if I should fight
There's a place inside my mind
Where you and I can dance
Endlessly you hold on to me
And for the first time in a long time
I'm, I am whole
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