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Traffic

Read Traffic lyrics by The Awakening on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.

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Traffic

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She falls down in the traffic

A little dream upon her knees

The melody she has is tragic

She tries to smile and turns to me

And now I can see

Oh and now I believe

She gets up for tomorrow

A little voice below the stream

Crucified for suggestion

Like a ghost she turns to me

And now I can see

Oh and now I believe

What a meaningless sensation

To be out here on your own

When it's all just devastation

Hold your breath and let it go

She falls down in the traffic

A little dream upon her knees

She falls down in the traffic

Tries to smile and turns to me

And now I can see

Oh and now I believe

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