Coins in the wishing well
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Coins in the wishing well
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And I am here again complaining to myself
About desires and dreams locked up in cells
The ones that don’t leave
The ones I don't know
Hidden inside myself
In a place where I no longer dare to go
I took a walk today, went to the wishing well
As the clouds moved, sun light reflection showed it well
The coins I threw in
They are still there
And then I dived (I had to dive)
Just to feel them once again here in my hands
And I am here again complaining to myself
(About desires we throw to life and whose value we forget)
I talk about it
Because no one else does
I talk about it
Because no one else does
My lost desires
Deep inside myself
Are like the coins left in the deepness of the wishing well
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