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Come Crashing Down
00:49
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2. |
The Stranger
03:20
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3. |
Moving On
03:23
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I feel like moving on
The past is like a stone
That makes me drown and sink If I could only think
Of something less absurd
To make sure that I’m heard For time flies by so fast
Why cannot one thing last?
For a while you made me smile Now I know, you had to go
For a while you made me smile Now I know, you had to go
For a while you made me smile Now I know, you had to go
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4. |
For Once
03:10
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5. |
Nothing Lasts
05:36
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6. |
Settle Now!
02:12
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7. |
Friend
05:11
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8. |
New Strings
03:17
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9. |
Words
04:33
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10. |
Sero
03:28
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Karim G Zürich, Switzerland
tender is the night
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