De-existence
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De-existence
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Could have been goodbye
Never see a smile again
Do not have what I call myself
Can not look at the stars shining
Or hear your voice singing
Feel your warm and calm hug
Can not throw stones in the lake anymore
De-existence
A whole world in one night
The denial of a future
Perhaps the premature end
From an insecure world
Maybe he'd never hear a laugh again
Or would I fill a tear
It would be the end of many beginnings
Many destinations without address
Everything would turn inside out
No chance of restarting
De-existence
A whole world in one night
The denial of a future
Perhaps the premature end
From an insecure world
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Raphael Rody performs "De-existence", and this lyric page sits inside the Raphael Rody catalog on LyroVerse.
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