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Artist: Paul Bryan
Canonical path: /paul-bryan/listen
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Listen
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Listen
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Listen, listen
I don't know when it begun
And i don't know how you appeared
And changed my plans, all my plans
Listen, listen
For awhile i lost my chance
To walk on against the wind
And never stop, no stops
But i don't know i'd reather change my life
Or walk alone and never love
But i don't know i'd reather change my life
Or walk alone and never love
Listen, listen
For awhile i lost my chance
To walk on against the wind
And never stop, no stops
But i don't know i'd reather change my life
Or walk alone and never love
But i don't know i'd reather change my life
Or walk alone and never love
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