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Dying Land
01:18
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A Call
02:09
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When you feel you’re under pressure
When your life is going down
You think you’re out of place
Nobody wants to ear you
Nobody wants to help
Soon you will hit the ground
This is a call for every person
You’re not alone
This is a call for every crowd
This is the time for you to break those fuckin’ rules
This is your time to grow
This is a call
This is a call for every person
You’re not alone
This is a call for every crowd
This is the time for you to break those fuckin’ rules
This is your time to grow
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I, Vera
00:36
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Don’t understand your words
Do you wan’t me to go
Can’t wait to feel that emotion
Don’t understand your words
I think it’s time to go
My life hangs only by a thread
And I’m crashing down
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Sick
My mind is sick
Don’t wanna be
Part of this shitty comedy
I'm running out of faith, I can't believe no more
Don’t wanna live
End of this scary tragedy
blinders, blurry vision
Sinking across a very endless human sea
Fading beauty, disappeared love
Disappeared love
Don't recognize that jarring beat
The darkest times are yet to come
Desperation and blights
Everything's just a lie
The darkest times
The darkest times are yet to come
Trying to find a meaning
My heart is fuckin' bleeding
Trying to find a meaning
One step behind everything
A dying world
Some fearful animals
The darkest times are yet to come
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