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Artist: PLÜM
Canonical path: /plum/sensation
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Sensation
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Sensation
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Who are you?
Singing as I stare from the far
I once knew
Someone who would sing where you are
Now your melody is calling my name
It's a similar sensation, similar sensation
Now your melody is stuck in my brain
It’s a typical sensation, feeling this sensation my love
Feeling this sensation my love
Who are you?
Singing as I stare from the far
I once knew
Someone who would sing where you are
Now your melody is calling my name
It's a similar sensation, similar sensation
Now your melody is stuck in my brain
It's a typical sensation, feeling this sensation my love
Feeling this sensation my love
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