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Deep Blue Sea
03:13
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2. |
Dark Blue Moon
03:12
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I don't want to go
and drown into the sea,
i don't want to go
and become apart of
Nothing,
From the Deep Blue Sea
To the Dark Blue Moon
things you felt
No i never knew,
Countless years trying
to get through to you,
Things you felt
No i never knew,
I never knew,
I never knew...
私は嬉しいです
私は落ちた
あなたと恋に
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Warik Chicago, Illinois
Warik is Malik Lemon
Malik Lemon is Warik.
Where does one end? and the other begin?
For booking and all other inquiries: emailwarik@gmail.com
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