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Hid In The Branches
02:24
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Raincoat
02:38
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You are my raincoat
When the rain's falling down
If only I could always be around
To feel your eyes looking at
Me
You are always the one
That keeps on running
You are the sun
That always keeps on shining
Every sun will meet its dusk
All that's well will turn to dust
Every sun will meet its dusk
All that's well will turn to dust
Should've seen your ploy from how you toy
With both my heart and all my joy
Should've seen your ploy from how you toy
With both my heart and all my joy
(Every sun will meet its dusk)
Should've seen your ploy from how you toy
(All that's well will turn to dust)
With both my heart and all my joy
(Every sun will meet its dusk)
Should've seen your ploy from how you toy
(All that's well will turn to dust)
With both my heart and all my joy
So even if it changes
The rain's still pouring
And even if it changes
The tears are still flowing
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Solar Donor Nitra, Slovakia
Before you start to shine, you must accept the shadow you'll cast
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