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Halo Cage
05:48
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Feelings change
Motives shatter
Play with me
Don´t stop using me
Let me feel
Make me matter
Play with me
Don´t stop using me
I can´t flee
Hanging on
Your string
Play with me
Intentions change
Feelings shatter
Play with me
Make me matter
I can´t flee
Hanging on
Your string
Play with me
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Faith
06:42
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Help me feed up my mind
Strong strings attached behind
Wisely-spread noises in my ear
What time I could have had on my own
You´ve turned blue back to black
And haven´t tried to hold it back
Something exceptional
Something insecure
Help me feed up my mind
Strong strings attached behind
I don´t mind what you might
Become
Don´t you see the irony here?
Don´t you see the irony here?
Something exceptional
Something insecure
I feel fine, I feel fine, I feel fine at last
I escaped the way you held me rough
I always wondered how it would be
Being free, being free, being free
There are no more rims under my eyes
And I´m finally done to be patronized
I always wondered how it would be
Being free, being free, being free
I feel fine, I feel fine, I feel fine (at last)
I escaped the way you held me rough
I always wondered how it would be
Being free, being free, being free
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