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Artist: Quiema
Canonical path: /quiema/braveheart
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Braveheart
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Braveheart
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Will she somewhat give me a word
when I start on a departure to that place?
I ignored the revolution put up for the crowd, too.
Time calls my name.
But, I did the behavior not to notice it.
The word which has never been heard .
Time calls my name.
No one knows certainly.
That is The mirror held obliquely on purpose .
Though the word which couldn't be said at that time is swallowed in the sun,
too.
I can't cry.
An angel's image is deeply carved.
Oneself whom it didn't have was finished
That song could be seen far away far.
The black cloud is always our thing face.
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