Nothing To Lose
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Nothing To Lose
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If you can't refuse what is given by a man
If you lose your mind without a reason or gain...
Don't believe me I don't know what you mean
There's no problem at the end anybody wins
Look at the mirror in your last time
There's no surprise just remember what you realized
And there's nothing to lose
If you live your life with sorrow and despair
If you lose your time with sadness no one cares
But sometimes it's hard to keep the serenity
Take it easy, tomorrow will come with novelty
Look at the mirror in your last time
There's no surprise just remember what you realized
And there's nothing to lose
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