A Thousand Years
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A Thousand Years
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You act on instinct
You are a person of action
One who has to think
One who finds a solution
You need to go away from here
Leave behind what they argue
You want a new atmosphere
Where you get more value
There is a new world full of life
A world where no one has tears
You wanna go there. That’s so nice
And live a thousand years
You don't want to go alone
Because is good what you feel
All disappointment has gone
Nothing can be more real
Maybe someone prefers to be ignored
And you can wait no more
It’s a shame if they are bored
You must go, shut his door
There is a new world full of life
A world where no one has tears
You wanna go there. That’s so nice
And live a thousand years
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