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Artist: The Icarus Line
Canonical path: /the-icarus-line/separate-the-sounds
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Separate The Sounds
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Separate The Sounds
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No one can take the felling away
Car crash in my dreams
Maybe a martyr would understand
We miss your smile and the warm way you waved goodbye
Please let me understand why i feel this way constantly
Constantly cold
Never awake without you
Never awake
Trust me, it won't hurt
I want my friends back
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