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Meyssa - Sometimes
02:52
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Sometimes
Sometimes we all fall on our knees
Asking: Why me?
They still haven’t answered me yet
Or this pain makes me deaf.
I can be still
If this is their will
Are you still?
Can you see this is their will?
I know I can see only a few
Seconds far from here
Just like night drive in a car
Lights just reach small part of the road
So I searched in the holy book,
Drown my question in sea of wine
I can be still
If this is their will
Are you still?
Can you see this is their will?
Last night it was revealed to me
No reason is good enough
One day I'll figure it out
Now I can only trust!
I can be still
If this is their will
Are you still?
Can you see this is their will?
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White morning
03:25
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White morning
I’ve been all night out
Looking for my way to paradise
Running from white morning
I got secret in my heart
There’s fruit you called pearl
I eat it every day
When I get to the shore
Heaven’s door isn’t closed any more
Yeah it’s just night
All the colors shine so bright
Yeah it’s just night
And my mind is clear and light
Hourglass starts every night
I’m reborn with evening tide
When dawn breaks out
I’m weak and I die
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MEYSSA Košický kraj, Slovakia
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