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Whip it : BLACKISH
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I was watching from a distance
A sacred life : no insignificance
Saw a woman : she was hiding
And I saw again : that she was smiling
I was looking : for her weakness
Only found out : she’s drowning in kisses
I saw a red light when I drove into the town
I saw a red light, now it’s gone
I saw a red light on my own
I saw a vile light
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美しい空に…。
04:00
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INCREASE
03:48
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'Nothing is the same for anyone; and that's why life's this hell'
Our increasing loneliness.
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Abyss
03:35
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Smoke and tears, to each his own hell [in which he can be alone forever]
With nothing to lose : nothing to gain : but nothing to hide
Memories of our extended childhoods.
And it was good...
And every tragic sound won't help me now : can help me now
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A Devil's Sleep.
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