1. |
Bohe Monster
03:12
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Don't cry for me cuz I'm already dead.
¿Do you want keep playing this game?
I'll only say it once.
If you don't see me, trust them.
You are the center of this game
everything revolves around you.
You are the green of the nature.
I challenge you with my rest.
Conceal the truth under a
merciful deception.
The monster looms in your Wonderland.
Watch out for dead-end.streets.
His nerves blind you.
You'll only win and lose it once.
What will happen when we'll find us.
Down the dark I'll try to find you.
Look up stairs the shine is coming.
A nightmare for your deep memories.
You are center of this game,
everything revolves around you.
You are the green of the nature.
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Smoke Screen
04:13
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3. |
Chimera
02:15
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She is not quiet,
cuz she’s just lying me
about the clamp.
Solitary girl
tricked me with her
style of madame.
To paint it all black to hide
the emptiness you’ve created
In me.
In me.
She doesn’t smile,
cuz she’s just sharp.
She is the star to follow.
I’ll follow your instructions
cuz you’re my Chimera.
She ask me for too much.
I don’t know if I will.
She’s just mine utopia.
She’s not yours utopia.
Getting over the fence
to rewind the movie
The end.
The end.
She’s just mine utopia.
The end.
The End.
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4. |
I'm Free
04:57
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