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Believe In The Dark!
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There's many that will try to systematically break you
But it's a beautiful thing when your best mistakes, eventually make you
So please don't you go hating in the dark
Because we never did before we were born
And I'll try not to steal the light out your heart
Maybe we should get lost in space once more
Okay I get it why you sit there, hoping there's a heaven
I'd love to see them again but I don't think that can ever happen
But please don't you be afraid of the dark
Because we never did before we were born
And I'll try not to steal the light out your heart
So let's get lost in space once more
Let's get lost in space like before
Let's get lost in spaced, you know what they say about love and war
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Robot Takeover: Part II
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True Enemy [Reimagined]
07:08
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Phi/ip TeL Project UK
Portastudio music, born out of barren shadowlands and Northern squall.
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