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Introduction
00:57
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Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa,
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa. (x2)
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The whole sea never come back,
this is my real last try.
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Now the time has gone,
and the floor turns matte.
And all the sights will explode in tears.
We ran between our fears
but now we move away
looking at your path
'cause I can't touch your hand.
All the screams of your voice are all I want.
All the thoughts of your mind are all I feel.
In the other way you must do what you want,
even if I need you
just turn off the lights.
Under each mistake
we could live together,
if you wanna disappear
just to see you all the time
all the time.
All the screams of your voice are all I want.
All the thoughts of your mind are all I feel.
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This is my way of saying goodbye,
below a sea of silence.
Can you see me under your eyelids?
you can cry if you want.
Should I wake up this morning?
I'm trying to get a reason to.
This will never be the same,
but feelings will stay.
My sight turns gray and the clouds get a reason.
My sight turn gray and the sun open its eyes.
This is my way of saying goodbye,
just the shadows will be heard.
The time will run in the same way,
nothing could be changed.
So you know why this is my way of saying goodbye.
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