1. |
I Pray
03:43
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i pray
they find their way
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2. |
Map Shape
04:39
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try try try
your very best
listen to the thunder
don't tell me
you don't know
shape your in
don't tell me
you don't know
see see sea
what you want to see
the mountains
or oceans
don't tell me
you don't know
what shape it is
don't tell me
you don't know
you are searching
for a map shape of me
it doesn't matter
you don't need one
you are searching
for a map shape of us
it doesn't matter
don't you make a fuss
don't tell me
you don't know
what shape your in
don't tell me
you don't know
what shape it is
you are searching
for a map shape of me
it doesn't matter
you don't need one
you are searching
for a map shape of us
it doesn't matter
don't you make a fuss
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3. |
Life Is
03:34
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life is but a fairy tale
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4. |
A Way From Here
04:20
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a way
away from here
a way
away from here
a way
away from here
a way
away from here
a way away a way from here
off into another place
the memories
will not erase
a smile upon
upon your face
a way
away from here
a way
away from here
a way
away from here
a way
away from here
a way away a way from here
off into another space
the stories will always stay
a smile for you
for you today
a way away a way from here
a way away a way from here
a way away a way from here
may your soul rest in peace
a way
away from here
a way
away from here
a way
away from here
a way
away from here
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