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Innocence
02:23
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why am I so sure
why am I so pure
why am I in the city
why are you, girl, so pretty?
I hope you die
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Strange Thrill
01:52
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we spent a lot of time thinking who we are
it brings me nothing, just some scars on my heart
here but nowhere, the place I want to be
why these beautiful things have to be so unreal
and from time to time
you still cross my mind
I've never wanted to be the man you want me to
I have to fake my smile again
I said no more - but that's not true
I would give everything I have to be still here with you
life don't amuse me anymore
I feel confused and exhausted by these four walls
and from time to time
you still cross my mind
I've never wanted to be the man you want me to
I have to fake my smile again
by now I'm paralyzed
stuck in the web of lies
you're still in my mind
you're still in my mind
I feel this strange thrill
I hope that you are real
you're still in my mind
you're still in my mind
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