...When Son Died
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...When Son Died
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When I was looking for your tears
Night with its brightness made me blind
And now, in this time we are bleeding
For the silence we lost our minds
Now, you wanna call to mummy
But this freezy silence broke your heart
Then you wanna call daddy
But those sacred Les broke your mind
But I wanna see the light...
Heavenly secrets took our bodies
And our souls took somewhere into the darkness
Heavenly secrets took our bodies
And our souls took somewhere
...When son died
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