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Artist: R. Souza
Canonical path: /r-souza/train-to-pardise
Related lyric paths: 5
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Train To Pardise
Read Train To Pardise lyrics by R. Souza on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Train To Pardise
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A train leaves to paradise
More empty than should be
A train leaves to paradise
But people don’t wanna go
The ticket is already paid
But people insist to go other place
A train leaves to paradise
Full off empty spaces
A train leaves to paradise
Few believers are already ok
An innocent paid the price
But people still waiting for next ride
The train still waiting
The leaves is announced during centuries
The train still waiting
For no one left behind
But the station seems to be
Full of spirits that don’t wanna hear
The train is full of space
Passengers are worry with baggage
The train is full of space
It's necessary to fill hearts and empty case
The ticket, all spotted by blood
Is thrown away, ignoring who paid a high coast
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