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lyrics

Sun is rising, over me,
Looking on you a place to stay,
Looking forward to move around,
Sun is rising, over me,

Everything is the sense of my illusion,
All the notes and the sounds, the love and vision,
Locked inside for so long, the fire is on turn,
Try to find the answer when love is the lesson,

Look around, look at the Mountain,
Find the lake, follow the sound,
Dive inside, follow the siren,
Hear her voice deep in your head,
Look around, look at the Mountain,
Find the lake, follow the sound,

Follow it, follow it alone...

So you won't be so clean,
It's been a long time...
Get lost, deep in your soul,
Inside of my mind,

Is there somebody here?

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from DECASIA, released February 10, 2015

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