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Artist: Wilki
Canonical path: /wilki/1974
Related lyric paths: 6
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1974
Read 1974 lyrics by Wilki on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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1974
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Remember the time
when I was young
First touch and I really felt
the morning sun
Nothing to think of
while years pass by
I still remember
coolness of one winter night
It was before I pass the back door
Life seemed so easy in year nineteen seventy four
Then came the day
And things heve changed
Sadness and tears
Fufilled my head
I realized nothing the same
Smile upon my face
Finally disappear
It was before I pass the back door
Life seemed so easy in year nineteen seventy four
(2x)
Don't be afraid while passing thet door
Some things have changed in year nineteen seventy four
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