Ends Of The Earth
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Ends Of The Earth
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The machinery must be coming lose in my head
I have the perfect lover the perfect life I am blessed
Wanting more, always wanting more
Who wants to be free?
Who wants to be free?
At the ends of the earth will I ever be satisfied
Can I cure this possession? This obsession, In my mind
I search for something more
The quicksand sparkles in this hourglass diamond crush
You can't belong to a wandering eye , pull me down
Wanting more wanting more
Who wants to be free, who wants to be free
At the ends of the earth will I ever be satisfied
Can I cure this possession? This obsession, In my mind
I search for something more
When I was young and pure
I'd never take my love from you
In this life and in the next
You would have all promise kept
Who wants to be free?
Who wants to be free?
At the ends of the earth will we ever be satisfied
Can we cure this possession? This obsession, In our minds
At the ends of the earth will we ever be satisfied
Can we cure this possession? This obsession, In our minds
My search for something more
I search for something more
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