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THE FOREST WON’T KEEP YOUR SECRETS
Inside growing strong, lays my shadow in a fog
Howling for some pain, life is good I hear you say
Anyway I kiss you twice i know you well you never turn to look back
And i know this visions are not well
And there's more things i want to say to you
I should go is getting a little late
Far i know i don't learn from my mistakes
Hidden forest down, let the curse let your lies
losing my footsteps, don't live across to mark the place
Anyway I say goodbye, bittersweet will never taste too bad
And i know this visions are not well
And there's more things i want to say to you
I should go is getting a little late
Far i know i don't learn from my mistakes
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I Have Seen
04:24
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I HAVE SEEN
I have seen those eyes before haunt my dreams with their sorrow and I know it's hard the time away from home and I know you will not be there and less for me.
Always is the same old story, things you left behind and things that leave you behind you and I guess for luck I won't see you anymore I will forget your name and start again.
And I’ll be lying to myself that's the truth I want to hear that's the truth I want to feel.
And I’ll be crying all along I think you know me well and I think I know me too.
And if pain becomes a friend of mine i guess life will not be so much black
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Afraid of Girls
03:22
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AFRAID OF GIRLS
I always like to give sweet things to girls
And I always have that weakness and that joy
And I don't know why I’m so afraid, afraid of girls.
I was wrong and now I see the light
Is blood and poison what they really want
And now I know why I’m so afraid, afraid of girls
And I don't understand why I’m still not dead, still not dead struck by love.
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