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Should
05:28
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Why scream in vain, ’cause nobody wants /to listen to me
Upon you all... I hope that someday you`ll understand
You sense the way I spend my fate /to fly to reach/ another world
You hold/ the tongue between your teeth /and try to keep me/ from moving
How you feel? `Cause I wanna run in to confront me face to face with
All my fears Tell me now /how you/
an trick me with something that seems real
I’d not want to fall in, i’d never try to give you a sign
you could reach me in this story, you should take off this petty disguise
you hold my mouth to shut me up/ but my silence screamin’
I don’t count the tears I shed, ’cause now I’m strong enough to react
I don’t and you know...I know
What doesn't kill you makes you strong
Cause I don’t give a fuck .... I don’t
You should....Hey Man, believe me, you should
You should
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2. |
Hold On
04:39
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if they could command /the tides, to cope their draft
i'm sure they would do it /without to ask
and if they could sell / the air to breathe, I know
It would begin the meanest of all wars
and if they could stop /the time to steal our faith
you will see always /only empty space
but maybe this is already done
the only thing we have to do is
Holdin’ on to the music
In your head while you can
There’s more hope than you might think
Keep your roots like a mighty tree
They want to control, you want to control the world
but it’s not the right way to become a lord
leave this craving we should try to let it live
choosing to help it or to condemn it to death
if you don’t believe, if you won’t believe ...go on
but to believe in something sometimes makes you strong
but maybe this is already done
the only thing we have to do is
Holdin’ on to the music
In your head while you can
There’s more hope than you might think
Keep your roots like a mighty tree
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3. |
I Don't Wanna Know You
04:32
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You? want (to) take control
Me? I’d sell the World
Have I any chance /to defend myself / from your attack?
(You) point / the finger to/ blame and judge me
(‚cause) you have /no other chance to feel stronger/ but you know ,
you are not the strongest
I don’t wanna know you“ that’s what you said
I don’t wanna know you... ready to sell?
No one - can stop - me to meet - my future
You can never fake this I will never let you show inside noooooo
My hopes, my soul, my dreams, my faults
You can never fake (oppure take) this... I will never let you show inside me noooooo
I don’t wanna know you“ that’s what I say
I don’t wanna know you... ready to play?
I don’t wanna know you ‚cause I’ve nothing to say
and I don’t , I don’t know
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4. |
Tonight
04:12
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5. |
Eleven
04:21
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this story has it that
those 41 incredibles men
They would change everything
To set the world defeat the fear.
One of them stood up and said - follow me - will be all right
I promise you great things - you just have to trust me!
The story carries on
One of those 41 men
Doesn’t care to waste his time
Another one decides to leave
A few of them think the same thing - why do i have to sacrifice myself
Another drinking wine said - life is short fuck you all!
Never break the chains
This stereotype world
Maybe it will change
New Era will become
Eleven of those men
decide to go, to walk away and
And never look back
to change the world despite it all
Take my hand and follow me - trust me, it will be all right
it’s time to start something new - without deceit and conceit.
don't ever regret
what's past is past
Eleven break the chains
Of this stereotype
world will be change
The new Era will become
don't ever regret
what's past is past
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