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Sail the Skies
03:47
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I know we just met girl but that’s alright
Let me take you on a ride into the night
My spaceship is ready to sail to the skies
Let’s leave this place far behind
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Leave
03:58
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Fire up the engines it's time to leave
Your problems gonna stay in the atmosphere
Looking at the stars from a different view
Planet earth will be the the only thing blue
Do you really think she's looking up too
Do you really think she’ll remember you
Left alone and sent far away
You’ve always been lonely anyway
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Stellar Drift
08:25
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Find her into the skies
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Void
06:03
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You left behind
Everything you ever known
Looking for something
That is gone
There’s no ship
To fly away from you
An empty void
Where light can’t get through
Your fate is written in the dark
You keep living in the past
Don’t get up
Give up
Taste the pleasure of sorrow
Your sun won’t shine tomorrow
Live the last minute of the sunset
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Innerpeace
10:20
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Look at the sky
Why don’t you say goodbye
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6. |
Eternal Sunshine
09:22
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