| Come here, feel here, feel how it warms, brightness that stands out in the heat
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| high and never false
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| traces the life that releases a dawn, and my fire feels how it burns,
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| Listen.
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| I don't know when, or why, or how he got me
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| I only know that one day it turned on and free made me immune
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| to the fashions of costume and to the dull conscience that remains a common malady in mine
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| city',
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| it makes me exempt from the contagion of ideological, static uniformity,
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| parched and parched than this
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| he guides my every gesture, writes my every text, and when everything is cold I stay hot.
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| And every word is a spark that shines with a beautiful spark that makes beautiful and that
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| screams
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| from the center of my fire that God has given me
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| there are those who tried to turn it off, but it burned.
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| RIT.
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| There are people who are used to sitting dumb and do not act and suffer every bad luck
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| of life
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| who said that we are all of the same world as to be annoying to be able
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| playing hasn't taken into account that too many are good at cheating
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| and only after years of losing did I understand that the right method to be able to
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| to be able to get something good from this game is to engage the head and therefore every bad luck I face without ever cheating at the game
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| believe me you can put a hand on the fire
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| Fire in the rhymes, fire in the veins, fire in this sound I burn in which it is denied
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| to forgive something good for which I remain in the middle in a position I do not accept
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| and the more silence is dense, the less I am silent
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| My fire taught me to say NO to believe that you CAN emerge
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| yet if I don't know the future, what can it hold for me
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| I know for sure my fire will be there to warm me.
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| RIT. |