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Fight to Forget
03:54
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Iorigun - Fight to Forget
I can feel my heart
I can tell I'm not in love again
Guess I'll fight to forget
Rewind my days in disarray
Trying to escape I forgot
Face near the door, footsteps in the way
You came under my skin
No need to break in, just need to obey
Through the shadow I see
Your eyes tell me, you'll blow me away
I can feel my heart
I can tell I'm not in love again
I can feel my heart
I can tell I'm not in love again
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Wild Dive
03:28
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Iorigun - Wild Dive
Everybody falls apart
Everybody is too late
Try to hold on to yourself
Now you're out of your grave
Isolation
You'll leave it all behind, you know
Don't try to say goodbye
Isolation
In every little part, you know
It's everybody's fault
So do you want to be this far?
I shouldn't be so sorry
Cause we were broken from the start
You should not feel that way
And when you ask me by the phone
I shouldn't be so sorry
Cause in the end within your mind
You should not feel that way
(Think I've lost my way)
So hard, getting sober
When my mind breaks all my chains
Just find me a poison
Take my bad dreams, suck my pain
Take your time, no alarm
Everybody feels so lonely
You don't need to hide your scars
This could be another way to understand
So do you want to be this far?
I shouldn't be so sorry
Cause we were broken from the start
You should not feel that way
And when you ask me on the phone
I shouldn't be so sorry
Cause in the end within your mind
You should not feel that way
(Think I've lost my way)
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midsummer madness London, UK
brazilian independent music since 1989
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