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Where Is My Miracle ?
06:46
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where is my miracle ?
makers of prophecies !
your words have led me on
like a blinding neon
what happened to the soldiers
sent away across the sea ?
your promises were wrong
i’m left with half a song
mothers, don’t let them take your children by the hand
they will talk them into fighting in a foreign land
“no way, no way !
i’m bound to stay
why would i pay
for someone’s decay ?”
i went through all the obstacles
you put in front of me
out in the combat zone
i’m left to die alone
where is my miracle ?
liars of prophecies !
my praying knees are sore
is this worth waiting for ?
we all know what happens when we let them take command
they manage to glue bloody weapons upon our hands
tomorrow is just a few headaches away
and i still can't put a name on you
there aren't enough hours in a day
to think about the things that i could do to you
these cities are full of pockets
where i hide my sleepyhead
i learned that planks and blankets
are enough to build a bed
my pockets are full of cities
bus tickets and wet maps
phone numbers on napkins
& bent diet coke caps
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2. |
The End Of Me
07:37
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The Keys France
Born and raised in several France locations, Boris Paillard a.k.a The Keys has found a new home on stage, winning audiences across Europe and America with raw talent and ample doses of charm.
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