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Stab My Heart
01:45
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STAB MY HEART
We had our time then you kissed me off
Time has frozen, I can’t go on
That’s why I’m asking you to stab my heart
Can you imagine a better farewell?
My pierced heart in your bloodied hands
Don’t worry baby, I’m already dead
Just take that knife and rip my chest
What I took for granted wasn’t true
Now I realize I was another fool
That’s why I’m asking you to stab my heart
Come on cielito don’t be afraid
I’m just asking you to stop this pain
That’s why I’m asking you to stab my heart
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2. |
Dignity
01:10
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DIGNITY
I spend my nights missing you
I never do what I should
Where you gone? Why I feel so alone?
Sometimes I think I’m doing great
But it’s my ego tricking me
Where you gone? Why I feel so alone?
Where you are? When I lost you?
Have you seen my dignity?
I spend my nights missing you
I spend my nights missing you
Where you gone? Why I feel so alone?
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3. |
The Risk
02:23
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THE RISK
Autumn has fallen so suddenly
Your hope’s gone away like red maple leaves
You’re so confused in the midst of your doubts
You’re trapped and cold under the darkest clouds
You know you had to take the risk
The stakes were high during those spring days
You couldn’t stay aside so you doubled your bet
You lost again but still keep your faith
Hold on, just wait until the next chance
You know you had to take the risk
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Directions
02:10
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DIRECTIONS
Directions directions, I need directions
Directions give me directions
I’m an average citizen
And it’s myself who holds me back
I’m a coward who hates to decide
I need someone else on command
Directions directions, I need directions
Directions give me directions
I don´t need no explanation
I’m used to domination
Spit directions over me
Please impose your authority
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