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On the Moonlight's Road
04:38
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Varmahlið
06:17
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She went abroad, around South America
In Asia, Europa, she went around the world
She fled away, several years ago
But after a while, she had to go home
She went back home after a while
She went back home after a while
She met some animals,
She even came face to face with wolfs
And when she took a boat, she struck a
humpback whale
And all mornings, she marvelled the wild
Marvelled the wild
She met some animals
She even saw flying pink-floyds
And when the sunset appears
She saw on her check a tear
She was finally free for once
She went back home after a while
She went back home after a while
She continues to drive
But in brushing past the death
She thought to come back
She met some animals
She even saw flying pink-floyds
And when the sunset appears
She saw on her check a tear
She was finally free, for once
She went back home after a while
She went back home after a while
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3. |
Mocking bird
05:26
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4. |
North Star
04:28
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5. |
White Fang
03:45
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Alone in a wild plain
Chasing after his pain
He growls
Like a wild beast in North Pole
Running for survival
It's cold
Even nothing exists anymore
And my world collapses more and more
I'm holding on
Cause storms could rage in myself
And hurricanes could struck my face
Sometimes
I'm White Fang
I'm White Fang
Under the Milky Way
He howls at the moon
And cries
He finally found his way
Covered by blood
And lies
Even nothing exists anymore
And my world collapses more and more
I'm holding on
Cause storms could rage in myself
And hurricanes could struck my face
Sometimes
I'm White Fang
I'm White Fang
I'am running in the Wild
Cause I'm the wolf of the wood
Who is baying for blood
Cause I'm the wolf of the blues
Cause I'm the wolf of the blues
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