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brasília
01:06
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maybe i learned a lot from all the things that we said
i wonder what would happen if i moved there that day
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vitória
04:06
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the times that won't come back, they just keep coming back
nothing will be as new as it was when we first met
for all the moments and all the drinks that we shared on those nights
and though we won't see each other everyday i know that we'll always be the same
i know i did some stupid shit
and i regret some words i said
but we grew up and that's okay
you can't expect much of a teenager anyway
time flies, they say
and i remember some of those days
we're not so young anymore
and we learned not to be sore
it's okay that this won't come back
the present might come for the best
though each of us followed some different paths
we'll always have something to connect
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3. |
presente
01:45
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i know we're at the top of our lives
flying over cities
i can be anyone i want with you
you don't have to worry about this now
cause we'll get away from here
and someday they'll realize that they were wrong
all this time
i don't know what to do
when i think about losing you
it breaks my fucking heart
it breaks my fucking heart
when i think we'll be gone
i don't want to be over
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