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Movie
05:25
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Gone, below the line
I see the light on the other side
The moon reflects the sun
A mirror of what is to come
And I know it’s coming
I know I’ll see it soon
I never thought I’d
see it when I first saw you
And oh, I’m remembering it so
Like a movie that I wrote
I thought it was over
And I thought the hero would die
it’d be all a lie a familiar sight
but I kept climbing on no falling rocks
though fear’s not gone
is this really happening
could it be for real this time
is this unexpected
or was it all supposed to rhyme
And oh, I’m remembering it so
Like a movie that I wrote
I thought it was over
and no, I didn’t write this oh
but come on we’ll see let’s go
I hope it’s forever
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Movie (Instrumental)
05:25
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David Urbinati West Palm Beach, Florida
Native South Florida based music producer and songwriter giving sound to my thoughts and feelings.
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