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Is It True?
03:58
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Beautiful
04:44
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BEAUTIFUL
Don’t say that stuff
it’s just not true
Forget that love
it’s just not you
You’re not your mind
or what you do
Leave them behind
discover you
You don’t seem to know how beautiful you are
how you’ve come so far
look at who you are
You don’t seem to notice all the things you got
obvious or not
look at what you got
Your delusions
control your mind
Those illusions
make you blind
F.E.A.R. -
acronym for
False Evidence Appearing Real
You don’t seem to know how beautiful you are
how you’ve come so far
look at who you are
You don’t seem to notice all the things you got
obvious or not
look at what you got
You’re my love
Go to sleep
You’re my love
I’ll still be here
in the morning love
I’ll be..
You’re my love
and I’ll still..
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Somewhere Beyond
03:51
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4. |
Come Back Lover
04:59
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5. |
I Miss You
03:43
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6. |
Mother
04:03
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7. |
I Simply Love You
05:16
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8. |
Don't Leave
04:21
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9. |
Ellis Island
02:59
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10. |
Memories of The Future
08:32
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11. |
Stay With Me Tonight
09:31
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