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Artist: The Railway Children
Canonical path: /the-railway-children/a-pleasure
Related lyric paths: 6
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A Pleasure
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A Pleasure
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There's a silent road that goes right under
The endless miles of wishes
That we ran
And every ones an image that we plundered
Just something to experience while we can
Just one more fine pleasure in mind
You take everything
But you leave me full of wonder
Well i sleep like this
Because i never feel secure
It's crystal clear like fear
It's a sound like thunder
Introduce me to your will
I'm in your hands
Just one more fine pleasure in mind
And that means you
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