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Guidestone
04:02
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Red Summer
03:22
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As the sun rolled down, we sat here holding hands
well it looked like we were in love
and together for the rest of our lives,
but we were just friends, holding hands.
Let us love like it is summer and the sun rolls down again,
let us lay here in the darkness no matter how cold it gets
back then it was all red, now all we see is white
and all this doesn't matter, when I have you by my side.
I know those times were hard,
we loved us right from the start,
without knowing what will happen to our hearts.
Now we're standing here, holding hands
not like we used to and not just as friends
(Not just as friends…)
Love sweet love, why did you play that games?
Why did it feel so strange?
Let us love like it is summer and the sun rolls down again,
let us lay here in the darkness no matter how cold it gets
back then it was all red, now all we see is white
and all this doesn't matter, when I have you by my side.
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3. |
New Life
02:32
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4. |
We'll Shine
02:40
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5. |
Christmas Tonight
02:55
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