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Going With The Flow
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i feel like i’m drowning
sometimes i can’t hear my own thoughts
i hide behind
my own shadow
but i hope for a better tomorrow
i try so hard
to change my mind
now i see angels in the rising sun
i am just learning and
finally know there’s nothing wrong with change
i close my eyes
and see your smile
it shows me light in the darkest hours
i step out
of my shadow
i keep moving towards my goals
i want to let go of my fears and go with the flow
life will out
time is short
i just wanna go with the flow
i’m going with the flow
i overcome my fears and just go with the flow
life will out
time is short
i just wanna go with the flow
i’m going with the flow
going with the flow
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Gatya Hungary
Gabor Gallai - Melodic Punk solo artist
open.spotify.com/artist/1JHjvsQbxD5xvmSJLi2f3W
www.youtube.com/channel/UC7LJ4lXgrYnPQ737Leq_gAw
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