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I lost my old tracks
I ain't ever coming back
Don't believe them when they say
Things don't change from day to day
When I go back in time
There's nothing to find
Cause I lost my old tracks
I ain't ever coming back
Challenged by this fence
I've been let down by romance
All the wrong I had to do
I only did to you
Wishing me well
I pulled you down to hell
Hell was very black
So I ain't ever coming back
I can't sleep when I dream
And this is not helping
You are not helping
I can't sleep when I dream
And this is not helping
You are not helping
When will you decide
That the time is right
When will you decide
What happens tonight
I leave it up to you
Cause you know what to do
I'm included to the pack
I ain't ever coming back
The crown on your head
Is heavier than led
Although it's made of gold
That's not what I've been told
Cause it's not the crown
That's pulling you down
Your concience is very black
So I ain't ever coming back
I can't sleep when I dream
And this is not helping
You are not helping
I can't sleep when I dream
And this is not helping
You are not helping
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Greenwood Studio Zagreb, Croatia
MCML (Music Chagned My Life ) is independent label from Croatia...
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