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See You Again
03:20
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I started to wake,
so cold and gray.
I did what i could,
to finally wait
not fading today.
But then the night came
and I found a place,
a place where your eyes
could see me thru mine
and I loved to stay.
I'm thinking a lot,
and feeling so well
that I want to go,
and knock at your door
to see you again.
You're not from this town,
I'm walking out there,
and giving me time
to make the things right,
to not do the same.
That time had an end.
what happened to you?
I'm not leaving now,
and I'll never do,
if it's not with you.
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Unworthy Song
02:36
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I can say what you think
like a brother who's crossing the sea
without a face or a voice
but always saying the right words
and singing the right songs
You're finding shapes in the clouds
while I'm going to smash another door
We're never part of the scene
I can't make you jump out of the screen
just like I did in that dream
which I wish it was real
I keep holding this mystery
a goat is reading my thoughts
I've never seen that before
You're part of my best part
a friend out on the road
a lighthouse on the shore
a new high score.
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Martin Benedek Buenos Aires, Argentina
I'm a Singer/Songwriter based in Split, Croatia.
Thank you so much for listening to my music.
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