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Semiotic

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Spallah Canonical path: /spallah/semiotic Related lyric paths: 3
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Semiotic

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This is my dream

A better world where do not have hunger and bloodstains

The war is over, war is over

The religion fell apart and the people are united by a purpose

So this is my dream, I believe

My dream

This smile on people’s faces because they are respected and note be prejudices

Remember the love?

A feeling that was extinct today I can fell

Close the curtains to the world and prevent the show of misery

I want a better world, we move!

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