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Songs of Confessions
03:56
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i bought a secret from someone
and suddenly the secret is gone
it emerges from time to time
searching persons discretely
A hidden purpose
An unperceived thought
the disease that does not spread
you dont need to carry this alone
Are so many ways to split the load
you'll discover your truly emotions
when you sing the songs of confessions
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2. |
You Will Know
04:21
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when you see the shining sun
reflecting on my glasses
you will know
when you see the strongest wind
Blowing all my hair
you will know
if i distract you on the street
and probably you gona lose that beat
can this be good?
i never know
are so many looks
will one be true?
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I AM
02:22
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i am the final stage
i am the end of contradictions
i am the pure freedom
i am the inevitable fate
i am the association of men
i am the strong of the people
I am the fear of the few
I am the glory of the many
I am
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4. |
Rainy Days
03:26
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too late
you lose your chance
Being such a lazy person
sure, there is no way
to make you understand
again
FLY IN THE CLOUDS OF RAINY DAYS
WHEN EVERTHING IS GRAY
YOU HAVE TO COME ANYWAY
FORGET IT TO THE PLAN TO SLEEP ALL THE DAY
WHY DO YOU HAVE TO BE THIS WAY
I'M TIRED OF THIS DELAY
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The Generous Man
03:39
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Look, is the generous man
that brings in his pocket
the things that men of their type
normally despise
Coins that do not quench your desire
He takes them to the first child that he see
Ohhh its the generous man indeed
More children came
Startled, the man ran.
Dropping the key to his mansion
Look at the generous man
Leaving your home to the kids
He realized what had happened
But a generous car brought his true prize
At the gate of paradise
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6. |
Witchcraft
03:32
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lazy days, alone in my home
i will play with witchcraft
in my caldron
cooking in a thousand forms
Cheerfully in the days of storm
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