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Ultraviolet
03:33
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Remember the day
When you thought your wish came true
You were a broken man
You're still in pieces now
And when
I
Step outside...
Remember the day
When you thought her love was true
Got scars in place of care
But the tree has grown much stronger
And when
I
Step outside...
The lies
That kept me alive
Were pushed away by the light
So that I may see right...
Remember the day
When you thought your wish came true
You were a broken man
You're still in pieces now
The lies
That kept me alive
Were pushed away by the light
So that I may see right
Look at the bright sides of life
The lies
That kept me alive
Were pushed away by the light
So that I may see right
Look at the bright sides of life
The lies
That kept me alive
(When you thought you wish came true)
Were pushed away by the light
(You were broken man)
So that I may see right
(You're still in pieces now)
Look at the bright sides of life
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Jelly
02:34
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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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