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Take My Hand
03:19
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Take My Hand
Take or lose what do you pretend?
This is the life, do you understand?
You'll fall down, this is the end!
So take my hand x3
You scream and scream, you need an help
You've lost control, you're not in yourself
Don't want to hear but listen your friend
So take my hand x3
Collect what you sow, do not stop, go!
Just don't close your eyes and open your mind
The sorrow will be strong, but you're not alone
Next to you there is a friend
So take my hand x3
Self control has been destroyed
You are blind, you are paranoid
You're a grain, lost in the sand
So take my hand x3
You're paralyzed, inside your head
You've many fears, but you're not scared
Beware don't go to despair land
So take my hand x3
Collect what you sow, do not stop, go!
Just don't close your eyes and open your mind
The sorrow will be strong, but you're not alone
Next to you there is a friend
So take my hand x3
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Can Not Get Enough
03:38
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Can not get enough
A crowded street, the sun is hot
I walk my way, the taste of smoke
Hey, Hey, Hey, Hey
I feel so hungry, but not of food
I want some pieeeeeeee, you know to what i allude
I can not get enough, i never am fullfilled
There is a void inside, don't know what i need
Oh no, oh no
I knew many chicks, blonde brown red and green
But this one, maaaaaaaaaaaaaan
Was awfully, lovely, strangely, wooooooooooooow
I can not get enough, i feel a little strange
There is a void inside, the cure is out of range
Oh yeah, oh yeah
Spicy disposition, beauty in her way
Maybe not perfect, but perfect to me
I can not get enough, this time i need something else
I think i felt in love, what the hell is happened
To me, to me, to me, to meeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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