Window
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Window
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For a while, for a while
I thought I'm not a bore
For a while, for a while
I thought I'm so smart
Then I didn't remember my problems
And I tried
For a while, for a while
I thought I'm a prince
For your dreams, for your nights
A prince from your tales
But somehow
I wasn't believe in so much
But I can get the things I miss
If I'm always in chains and closed
I need open my window and see the world
For a while, for a while
I thought I'm not a bore
For a while, for a while
I thought I'm so smart
Then I didn't remember my problems
And I tried
For a while, for a while
I thought I'm a prince
For your dreams, for your nights
A prince from your tales
But somehow
I wasn't believe in so much
But I can get the things I miss
If I'm always in chains and closed
I need open my window and see the world
And I tried...
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