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Artist: Peter Orange
Canonical path: /peter-orange/she-s-gone-feat-artso
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She's Gone (feat. Artso)
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She's Gone (feat. Artso)
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She's gone and now
She won't come back
I will not raise hopes
I don't wanna see your face tonight (don't wanna see your face)
I feel it all the time
And now that I can't hide (I can't hide)
Your mystery overrides
She's gone and now
She won't come back
I will never raise hopes
My love for you burned
Like fumes on my skin
Please don't make a move
I know you're confused
So calm down and sit down
I'm still confused
I'm running to understand you more
You didn't wait for me, okay
It was your choice
I don't hear your voice
I can't make a noise
She's gone and now
She won't come back
I will not raise hopes
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