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The Way We Had Imagined
03:15
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I see a lot of time changing
I dont want to say anything
I am in a forest like Im
answering to all the severed heads
and I could go for another
cigarette and call on my brother
I wonder how life could be
the way we all had imagined
Oh I see
All the things
I dont want to spoil the great ending
Its all love
Its all love
I could never try to see it in the different places
that we all imagined
That we all imagined
Oh you know how I love to be all I can
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Love With You
03:10
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Its been a while since you spoke with me
It seems like light-years ago
I show a smile for you to see
that I moved on rather slow
but when I saw you in a galloping chase
The times had changed
and I felt safe, at home in your heart
My dreams have wasted away with the rain
you deceived my trust and conceived my pain
the sun made exile, while, the moon rose again
But when your near
Eyes like the tides
And life is alright;
Under the moon
Under the Sky
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