1. |
Livmibi
02:14
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I see, but don´t care
that was so long ago
Understand, but not like
you can't decide for me
I'm just me
who are you?
fuck you too
I'm not in a box
but you're trying
to put me inside
inside
inside
inside
inside
I just do what I want
that has worked just fine
I'll leave you behind
and have a laugh
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2. |
Away
03:04
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(Hey you know what?!)
Most of the time I've been running away.
(Hey you know what?!)
All of this time I've been hiding away.
(Hey you know what?!)
Every time I'm getting away.
(Hey you know what?!)
Carrying all the wind at my back, I can't
Turn backwards and feel the pursuit on me
Running straight with decision my spirit gets up
Can't afford to lose everything I used to know well.
Shifting stones of the road, out of, my way
Searching through this journey only for, myself
burning it up, my soul lightens and speeds up
Stoning all my senses, I'm just fading away.
(Hey you know what?!)
Most of the time I've been running away.
(Hey you know what?!)
All of this time I've been hiding away.
(Hey you know what?!)
Every time I'm getting away.
(Hey you know what?!)
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