Waiting
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Waiting
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I'm back to square one again
The world makes me feel that
How many times you will die?
How long will you lie?
The future is not in you hands
You are not the only one here
Don't tell me how I should be
You don't know what you say
I don't want to feel, I don't
Now! Now! Now! Now! I want to be free now!
Run! Run! I will never be the first
I don't want to feel
I don't want to be you
I'm back to square one again
The world makes me feel that
How many times you will die?
How long will you lie?
You never know what you say
When you learn to wait for the sun
you learn to feel the pain
you learn to wait for the sun
you learn what is insane?
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Supersônica performs "Waiting", and this lyric page sits inside the Supersônica catalog on LyroVerse.
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