Season's Change
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Season's Change
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I'm getting tired of season's change in your eyes
There is no sequence but I try to find
When I got deep into your soul I saw the light
But you have never had a strength to fight
I know things that you wanna say
But better don't say it now
I see things that you wanna see
Like looking into your eyes
I'm getting tired of season's change in your eyes
There is no sequence but I try to find
I know things that you wanna say
But better don't say it now
I see things that you wanna see
Like looking into your eyes
Like looking into your eyes
Like looking into your eyes
Like looking into your eyes
Like looking into your eyes
Like looking into your eyes
Like looking into your eyes
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