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Hey, Renaissance
05:11
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I saw you standing on a Slavic bridge alone
You’re an angel with no wings, crush my bones
I will tell you, those are tin scrap, you are gold
Queen of my dreams, I want you to know
I’ll freeze time with this flower clock
Until you smile back to me
That’s right, yes you will
I heard the piazzas echoing back the rush
Magyar castles, a white canvas and a brush
At the foot of the greenest mountain range
We found peace, I won’t let this change
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Magic Line
03:15
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Babe, everynight, you cross the line, squeeze my heart
Babe, it's all I want, cross the line, squeeze my heart
Babe, don't you cry, you cross the line, squeeze my heart
Babe, yes I do mind, cross the line, squeeze my heart
Babe, everynight, you cross the line, squeeze my heart
Babe, everynight, you cross the line, squeeze my heart
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Boston Pizza Records Barcelona, Spain
Sello independiente de Barcelona desde finales de 2010
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