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Joy
03:08
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Samba de Raelee
03:28
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Raelee, Raelee
Lovely lovely girl
You came into my life and changed my world forever
Little did I know
Knowing you for even just a moment
Would set my heart on fire
Raelee, Raelee
Your kindness
In my darkest hour
Was when I needed love the most
I've never needed anything or anyone
Before you brought your love to me
The only thing I want to say
Is you taught me how to love again
So I'll give it all to you
I also promise to
Always be there I'm your friend
I've got your back till the very end
The only thing that I ask in return
Stay true to you
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Try For Peace
03:19
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Silly lines
Lies we tell ourselves
But I lose
Every time I fake it
Fake it till I make it
Won't make it anywhere but Hollywood
I'm strong enough to take it
So tell me what is real, I want to know
My old friends
I don't see much of them
This world's so small
I run in different circles
Circles are like spirals
Tumbling down, twisting slowly
I'm doing much better now
It's good to see you, tell me how you've been
There before
Those were different times
That's no excuse
I had no empathy
I had nothing guiding me
Love for sure was a foreign word
Now every waking moment until I fall asleep
I'll try for peace
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4. |
Sunflower
02:56
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