Tattoo
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Tattoo
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Sing out at me
See right through me
Send those dangerous things to me
All together
I am melting
I see stars that never come down
All their fingers
Underneath me
All the myths, they could've raised me
I am able
I am ready
Almost I can take them with me
In the future
I'm forgiving
Hoping they fall only living
And the faces
Strangers only
Those who see me, will they know me
Find me at the
Tattoo finding
Close my eyes and know my body
I am not a
Child
Pour my song it's not
Oh my god
I close my eyes
Leave me unidentified
It was wrong
But I was right
I am saved, I am light
When I go
Close my eyes
Leave me unidentified
It was wrong
But I was right
I am saved, I am light
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