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Yeti
08:07
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silly snow, you're gonna hide it
I know where it is, because I hear it
just calling my name
come on hold my hands
come on hold my fingers
I know where it is
know where she is
know where you are
you don't need to cry
you don't need to remember
it is time to go
it's time to know
it's time to
just hold my hands
see how I found you now
that's why we are
so now we are on the snow
come on hold my hands
come on stay til the end
in this snowing
in this snow freezes
in this snowing storming
you don't need to cry
you don't need to remember
it is time to go
it's time to know
it's time to
just hold my hands
did she know the world would never be out of the blue?
did she know the truth that she never see the sun again?
did she know the world would never be out of the rules?
did she know the truth that we never see the sun again?
did she know her truth?
she let the world be ours
like you saw
like I know
like she did
like we believe
now close your eyes
hold my hands
just hold my hands
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⅗11 (Personal Mix)
04:37
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Password 19: "L"
00:01
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Ogiishi Akira Tokyo, Japan
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