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Last In Line
02:13
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We Failed
01:55
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By Your Side
03:13
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We’ll never be the same
The question is still the same
Will we ever change?
Waiting for the time
the story of our lives
Now the time is gone
Everything is stuck
loneliness and pain are surrounded by dark
I’m on the way but just for one day
I have no control for what I have done
Following the smoke I see something burnt
I feel alive again I feel alive again!
We’ll never be the same
Looking for answers and no place to go
Paranoia and fears that’s all we got
I find it hard to keep my breath
In just one sec everything starts to dissolve
How can I laugh (LAUGH) If I want to cry (CRY)
How can I live (LIVE) if I cannot fight (FIGHT)
How Can I trust (TRUST) If I see only lies (LIES)
How can I love if I’m lost deep inside
We’ll never be the same
(No more Pain, Love not hate, truth not faith)
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