The Old Men
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The Old Men
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In this world lost of meaning
There are so many old men
Waiting for tenderness is missing
Or waiting for a good friend
Is calling for your attention
Because He is lost in a world of sadness
Is total without any action
Because it was brought to the madness
I certainly know
That you will do your part
You always know
How to reach his heart
Maybe you want to pass away
And ignore this problem
But don’t forget that one day
You will be someone like them
If you insist on not respecting
These wise and old men
Shore, like a foolish man you're acting
That ignores everything you get from them
I certainly know
That you will do your part
You always know
How to reach his heart
Solo
I certainly know
That you will do your part
You always know
How to reach his heart
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