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Artist: The Farewell Reason
Canonical path: /the-farewell-reason/to-kill-a-dream
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To Kill A Dream
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To Kill A Dream
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Nothing, your words mean to me nothing,
Absolutely nothing
And I refuse to be
Just a number on your (computer) screen
I have a dream
No one will ever take my dreams away from me,
Cause no one is able to kill a dream
This is my life, my dreams and I will win
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