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I’ve been cut into pieces
Little fragments of I
It’s not what i was raised to do
Not what i had in mind
I lay them all at the table
Rearrange and retry
But that’s not a man i recognize
Not what i had in mind
But that’s not someone i want to be
Not what i had in mind
Cus in the end
No one’s right
No good system
A broken kite
Laying on the ground
Needing air
To fly and soar
Go somewhere
Why is it daring
To be high and free
A gust of wind
And I will rise you’ll see
Just like before
When all rhymed
Safe and sound
Ho dear life
Let me come in
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Through The Surf
02:55
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I propel
Elevate
From my head
To my feet
Oh reborn
Incandescent
In high tide
Plentiful
Unless at the door, I’d be haunted by you
I depart
Navigate
Through the surf
To the unknown
Oh reborn
Incandescent
In high tide
Plentiful
Unless at the door, I’d be haunted by you
Unless at the door, I’d be haunted by you
Unless in the way out, I’d be haunted by you
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Atencion
I’m calling out your name
A token a figure
Nothing’s different
All the same
Don't need it
I’ll be fine just the same
A comfortable living
All is forgiven
All the same
Would It be hard?
Would It be so hard?
Atencion
My ego’s craving gain
A praise or applaud
A total fraud
It’s no the same
Don’t need it
I’ll be fine just the same
A lie I believe in
All is forgiven
All the same
Would It be hard?
Would It be so hard?
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Nuno Rancho Leiria, Portugal
Nuno Rancho is a Portuguese singer songwriter and producer based in Leiria. In addition to is solo project he also plays and writes in the bands Few Fingers and Jeronimo.
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