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Leaving
05:36
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Something again in my head,
the sound has gone away.
I’m still alive, I‘m still waiting.
I’ve never felt this way.
I’m gonna travel through the sea.
I’m gonna go around the world,
fighting the unknown.
Please just wait for me.
I’m gonna go around the sea,
travel through the world,
fading in the dawn.
There’s no place for me, no.
There’s no place like Earth.
Sometimes there are so much strange stories
that you can’t fill in your head,
but walking is better, so much better,
than staying in your bed.
I’m gonna travel through the sea,
I’m gonna go around the world,
fighting the unknown.
Please just wait for me.
I’m gonna go around the sea,
travel through the world,
fading in the dawn.
There’s no place for me, no.
There’s no place like Earth.
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