O Bardo e o Banjo
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The Owl

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: O Bardo e o Banjo Canonical path: /o-bardo-e-o-banjo/the-owl Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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The Owl

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Go down the river

Dancing in a party tonight

Turn into a giver

Give your soul to the spirit of the night

Go down the river

Understand what's going behind

Turn into a giver

Having scenes from lost times

Let yout feelings fly

Breaking the chains of lies

You can reach the skies

Just look inside my eyes

I'm feeling Free

I'm ready to Win

Down your knees for me

It's time to use your Wings

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