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The Conception
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I STILL REMEMBER THAT PLACE
I REMEMBER THE THINGS THEY TOLD US
THE WORDS WERE RINGING IN MY HEAD
EVERYTHING WAS SO DARK, SO CONFUSED
AND THEN IT HAPPENED
NOTHIN WAS THE SAME
NOTHIN BELONGED TO US
AT FIRST WE FELT LOST
BUT THEN STRONGER
FACES LOOKED DIFFERENT
WE WERE BEAUTIFUL
MY VISION IS DIFFERENT
WE'RE NO LONGER ALONE
I'M GONNA LIVE FOREVER
IT'S TIME TO OPEN THE DOORS, TIME TO LEAVE
I AM THE ONE
WE ARE THE ONES
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Nasty Monroe Trieste, Italy
100% RnR Attitude
Street / Hard Rock
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