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Dazzled
02:02
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Monday
02:23
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Another Time
02:10
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Alvorada Girl
02:03
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Dragging Smiles
02:49
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You came to me pointing your fingers sayin' loud
Stop feeling boredom dumping nonsense everytime
You drag a smile for every tear that you feel
and would be dead if didn't sing such things like this
I don't want to miss the sun
I don't want to save a prayer for everyone
I don't want to miss the sun
They say it's rad to see your airy tone around
There is no place for hollow words in your own town
Misunderstanding all the blue and somber souls
but you will shiver when you do start feeling old
I don't want to miss the sun
I don't want to save a prayer for everyone
I don't want to miss the sun
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