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Rebel Heart
03:08
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The Hero of Rhyme
01:58
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Donkey Kong Joonyer
02:18
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Go Diego Go Medley
03:02
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Artemis
03:49
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Pumpkin Hill
03:28
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Never Stop
04:46
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LYRICS:
I wake up every night where my dreams are the same
Taken by my fear with a different face
They can drag me to surrender, I won’t change
Chased down by a car without a hand at the wheel
Crash into my heart and I got nothing to feel
And I raise my hands as daylight breaks the chain
All I want to know is
Are we back now fighting from the same side?
All I want to hear is
The sound of your voice on the airwaves tonight
'Cause it’s high time we decided
Yeah, I get the feeling it’ll never stop, never stop
Yeah, come over and tell me it’ll never stop, never stop
I look up to a sign at the end of my street
Time ain’t gonna heal you like you wanted to be
Gonna take you down and try to break your skin
See you standing there at the end of my dream
Come and cut the cord pulling at my seams
How’d I get so lost
How did I get so lost?
All I want to know is
Are we back now fighting from the same side?
Yeah, all I want to hear is
The sound of your voice on the airwaves tonight
Cuz it’s high time we decided
Yeah, I get the feeling it’ll never stop, never stop
Yeah, come over and tell me it’ll never stop, never stop
You can keep to your track and I would fall back in line
But if I could see you smile, darling I would never stop
Never stop again
How’d I get so lost
How did I get so lost
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Chacarron
02:47
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Silver Storm Richmond, Virginia
I make English Covers of Anime songs and write original music.
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