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The Silence
06:43
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Who looks to sky?
Who shows emotion?
I don't remember it now
I can't remember it now
We used to have a time and place
We used to have our own shy face
We used to smile with subtle grace
Until you came along
We used to think that we belonged
Bad times never lasted long
We used to have our own shy song
Until you came along
What of all our dignity
What of our security
Now we're slipping silently
Now we're slipping silently
We will come to power once again
We will come to shower my friend
We will come and we will stay
Until we wish to move away and on
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Time And Space
04:11
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The City Victims Buffalo, New York
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