Second Track Of Many
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Second Track Of Many
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Resist the end of dawn
I was the last to fall
There's nothing else that I can be
Suffering by the pression
There's a million situations here
Waiting for the hope
Now they bleed
Is now or never
Behind our mistakes
There's something to prove
And is harder to take
Getting louder
There's nothing to see
And I don't know the answers
Winds will blow
Things that you know
They bringing to me
I gave it all my blood for glory
A dead man tell no stories
This is the last time to your pray
Another chance to make your day
This is the final sign
And we never will regret for all the things that we've made
This is the last time to your pray
Another chance to make your day
This is the final sign
And we never will regret for all the things that you have made
Another day will rise
That's all we can dream
What's rightfully mine
Recovering to my hands
I swear tonight ill take it all my pride
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