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Roof in the Air
03:58
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2. |
Neon Night
03:53
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3. |
Flow of Fight
03:30
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4. |
Remember Me
03:29
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the water is clear more than usual
some sugar could make it sweeter
the sky is really bluer with you
sun prints me in the brown soil
makes me real
I’ve never been an example but
I’ve found the peace with everybody
we’ve roam together and redescover
travelling companions of everyone
Remember me, remember what it was
maybe someday we will meet again
along the way
Remember me, remember what it was
maybe someday we will meet again
along the way
and run over the love
you can find the passage of the light
in the dark sky baby you can cry
where people want god and live
in peace with each other
and dreams still touch their eyes
the water is clear more than usual
the money slips and love makes you happy
the things are ephimeral, dreams are endless and free
I just wondering a world of peace and not of drowning
we roam together and redescover
travelling companions of everyone
Remember me, remember what it was
maybe someday we will meet again along the way
Remember me, remember what it was
maybe someday we will meet again along the way
running to over love
you can find the passage of the light
in the dark sky baby you can cry
where people want god and live
in peace with each other
and dreams still touch their eyes
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5. |
Rosemary
04:00
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