Sidonie
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On and on (part 1)

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Sidonie Canonical path: /sidonie/on-and-on-part-1 Related lyric paths: 6
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On and on (part 1)

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U can dry the rain if u want to play

U can hide the storm in your left hand pocket

I was so afraid, every night (Every night I was so afraid)

Seeing the trees playing with the deaf

My mind explodes

And your body

I

Behind the insects

Just to take home

A little wild honey

And keep your mouth

A little bit closer

On and on

I sleep inside the shell

All alone at home

U can steal the best

On and on

I

Change your time into void

Paint it black all your troubles

Change your time into void

Paint it black all your troubles

Catch the bus to go nowhere

All u can see is people without a face

Everyone of them wanna climb to the sky

But they missed to pedal the bike

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