Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Urma
Canonical path: /urma/fading-out
Related lyric paths: 6
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Fading out
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Fading out
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Fading out into those better days
Surrender to the joy you give...
Exchange my future for a priceless smile
It seems to be the perfect trade
Give myself away...give myself
Fading, healing, trust, believing
Resling, dreaming...happy feeling
Could you shut te door...and waste me?
Peaceful poison to my demons
Little girl defines the reasons...
Could you shut te door...and waste me?
Give myself away...gïve myself
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