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In the Autumn
03:59
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I'll see you again in the summer
in a room in the autumn
I have to go, I know
I'll come back
I'd like to drive
I'll drive through the night
How can we stay in front of his pain?
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Planet of the Apes
03:49
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Do you remember how we were? A blanket of stars was the sky.
My doves, where you fly? Where my dreams are, then come back.
Do you remember how we were? A blanket of stars was the sky.
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So these are our days what did we get wrong?
The wayfarer becomes a lord.
Sometimes we can feel how lucky we were, how lucky we were.
The wayfarer becomes a lord.
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Ulisse Mazzagatti Italy
My side projects:
I TRE IMPRESSIONISTI MODERNI: treimpressionisti.bandcamp.com
GLOWING PICTURES:
glowingpictures.bandcamp.com
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