1. |
Brighter Aim
02:51
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Hold on another night
we keep on trying
to live for a brighter aim again
to disclose who we are
life keep running on and on
it won’t come back
Many years are running so far away
this life keep floating
Another night a new tomorrow, tomorrow
Hold on another night
we keep on trying
still trying to leave some regrets,
moving on
too blind to see the future
we’re looking through the past
Many years are running so far away
this life keep floating
Another night a new tomorrow, tomorrow
still trying to leave bad things behind
we’re gonna live tonight
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2. |
Fed By Lust
04:34
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They ask for more
They’re hiding in the darkness once again
They ask for more
They’re haunting through the darkness once again
These people make me bother
they won’t settle for some gain
they won’t settle
cheat for live, fed by lust
they will fall
they won’t settle
it was last december
here was empty nobody around
learned lies, empty glances
have you told them why good times came and went?
These people make me bother
they won’t settle for some gain
they won’t settle
cheat for live, fed by lust
they will fall
they won’t settle
look at what they’ve done
you got to keep in mind this time:
they won’t settle
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