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Music for an Action Film
04:25
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Down to my secret entrance
Driving my 62's car
You don't know my name
I mean my real name
I came to save
I will rescue and run away
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Keep Coming Around
07:13
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I keep thinking of your isolation
of the walls that watch you sleep
In reality, you have never been so alone
even though you felt so, and you didn't see me
The streets that separate you and me
are being shorten by the second
Doesn't matter how far you go
or where the wind might take your soul
You keep coming around
And the future might not know
but best wishes have found the way
to keep you coming around
The visions of you in my dreams
are the secrets that you keep
and the streets that separate you and me
don't exist anymore
Doesn't matter how far you go
or where the wind might take your soul
You keep coming around
And the future might not know
but best wishes have found the way
to keep you coming around
And baby you don't have to show
all the things you can do
you keep coming around
You are already so far beyond
whatever things I have done
you keep coming around
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I Dreamt of You
03:59
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Cover my eyes
with your glittering light
Flashes on the road
while we drive to the sky
Ride with me
'cause this place has gone wrong
and good moment that we lived
buried by the past, will bloom in the future
Speed with no limits
in the road to the sky
You will awake
in a deep blue sky
Ride with me
'cause this place has gone wrong
and good moment that we lived
buried by the past, will bloom in the future
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DulceSky Salt Lake City, Utah
DulceSky is an American dream-rock band based in Salt Lake City, UT.
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