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Artist: Tad Morose
Canonical path: /tad-morose/gypsy
Related lyric paths: 6
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Gypsy
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Gypsy
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Once before, back in time
I cam to you, in your world
You found your way into my mind
You read my lines, my future you saw and heard
I need to know what is to be
Tell me now!
You saw my fate, you saw my fate
I saw your face and the sadness in your eyes
You never told me the reason why you cried
You said “it's nothing” I know it was a lie
I need to know what is to be
Tell me now!
In darkness, forever I’m bound to stay – never free
Those are your words? – gypsy
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