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There was sharpness, I've seen the blades
Sure there was danger in the flames
Guns were loaded, but, even so
Was there intention? I'll never know
I heard alarms, I saw warning signs
Yellow lights and then yellow lines
Bombs were planted, but, even so
Was there intention? I'll never know
It doesn't matter anymore
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Commerson
03:17
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I'm running all out of that
How much more do you still have?
What will it be like when it goes away?
No words left to sing, not much more to say
A gift full of empty space
I'm sure we will find its grace
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Chalk Outlines São Paulo, Brazil
Alternative band from São Paulo, Brazil.
Bruno Palma:
vocals,
guitar
Eduardo Zampolo:
bass, vocals
Erick Barros:
guitar
Samuel Malentacchi:
drums
... more
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