1. |
If I Could
03:40
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If I could
I wish that I could end the suffering.
I wish that I could take, the pain away.
So many are alone, Left to be unknown.
Locked inside, afraid.
If I can show you, the way to yourself.
I can guide you on your way to be free.
If I could take you, to the end.
You could see for yourself.
I wish I had, all the answers.
I wish I had, the keys to the doors.
Where you lock up yourself, bound to your fear.
What you hold so dear.
If I can show you, the way to yourself.
I can guide you on your way to be free.
If I could take you, to the end.
You could see for yourself.
There’s a price to pay for your freedom .
There’s a higher price for your captivity.
When is enough, enough?
Are you tired of losing to yourself?
If I could show you, I could guide you, I could take you
on your way to be free
If I could show you, I could guide you, I could take you
on your way to be free
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2. |
One Moment
04:19
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3. |
Trust and Believe
03:04
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4. |
Reason to Fly
06:47
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5. |
Save Me
05:43
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6. |
The One Who Walks
06:30
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7. |
Black Dance
07:15
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8. |
Life's Terms
06:53
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