Hey!
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Hey!
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Calm down please if you really want me
The truth is more complex that we can be-lieve
It's a self destruction, it's a self denail, did you hear me?
It's a self discovery, it's a self ilusion, have I found a solution?
Forgotten by gravity
I ask for your simpathy
Forgotten by simplicity
We'll have no destiny
I Chosed the damn wrong way to take on weekend
I fall in pieces, glases and homes they will broken at the end
I found love in music more than I knew,
just give me a rythm, I want my parachute ...I want my parachute!
Forgotten by gravity
I ask for your simpathy
Forgotten by simplicity
We'll have no destiny
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