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I,m Sorry Take My Hand
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『I'm sorry and take my hand.』
every single day i have to do the same day.
however i remember there is a days i spend.
nothing's gonna fake me. everytime i feel the same.
just wanna know the way out until i die.
every single day i have to do the same day.
nothing's gonna be the smoke and mirrors, should i fall?
Don't stop feeling Don't stop thinking.
take action.blow up the bored life.
world is sometime going cruel and crazy.
always hold your conviction.
flashing brighter than the sunlight.
all is rolling like a ring.nothing is gonna waste
i'm sorry and take my hand.
just as you i'm waiting to make myself.
i'm just here and breathing to stop the ache.
yeah this is, well,this is my own trueth.
every single day i have to do the same day.
however i remember there is a days i spent.
Don't stop feeling, Don't stop thinking.
take action.but wait
let's go out and take a look around here.
must be something moving forward.
i will be Ok.let's burn it out.
I'm still beating.
take it back from here.
and i'm sorry and take my hand.
just as you i'm waiting
yeah, i will take your hand.
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