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Prelude 3.0

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Prelude 3.0

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I don't know why I never told you

I don't know why I never tried

When we shed these bitter sins again

All the reasons come to life

But now It's over

Now It's over

Now It's over

Now It's over

I don't know why you never asked me

I don't know why you never cared

When We hide these little sins again

All the reasons have to die

But now It's over

Now It's over

Now It's over

Now It's over

Now It's over

Now It's over

Now It's over

Now It's over

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