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Shine On
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Just here things are so stand still,
above there's a lot of fun,
emptiness is broken with my heartbeat,
at least this is a real sign of life.
Now I feel the resurrection,
nobody knows what I have been through,
I can use it like an inspiration
to shake the stain I have had from you.
you'll have to face those days,
you'll have to feel the pain increase,
you'll have to pass the last storm,
but you know you have to shine on.
you'll have to swim across the darkness,
you'll have to feel your tears sliding down,
you have to accept this is the world,
but in the end you have to shine on.
I made noise the loudest silence,
and all I needed was just to hear
how your words became nightmares
but somehow I just ceased to fear.
From ashes I had to rebuild my castle,
and out of sorrow I made the door,
I have learnt not everyone is capable
of healing their own soul anymore.
you'll have to face those days,
you'll have to feel the pain increase,
you'll have to pass the last storm,
but in the end you have to shine on.
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warmymusic Buenos Aires, Argentina
Franco Colombo. Argentinian. Musician, Remixer and Producer, began his artistic career under the alias of BTB in 1999. He has produced sensitive and emotional music since several years ago in the world of electronic underground in Buenos Aires. He made editions for different European labels such as Boltfish Recordings. ... more
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