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Today is my future
03:15
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Yesterday I didn´t wake up, yesterday was the last one
Was the last of the past, and it’s far since it ran.
Now I’m living this minute, now I’m singing this song,
Now I’m looking at you, now I’m playing this chord
Today is my future, tonight is our night
Just be close to me, and turn off the lights (2)
Now I enjoy all your kisses, now I don’t care of things,
Now my soul is so full, now my target is you
Today is my future, tonight is our night
Just be close to me, and turn off the lights (3)
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Me pregunto
04:01
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