Trisomie 21
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The golden age

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Trisomie 21 Canonical path: /trisomie-21/the-golden-age Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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The golden age

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Cars are passing days and night

To where the land finished

And it's my twenty-ninth replay

Of ours embraces

I'm moving - opening new doors

With the keys of your kingdom

I look in the mirror and i say

I kill myself if i ever went blind

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