| I want to hover over your stable ground
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| I would like to return to that soft wind.
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| When I was just a breeze
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| remember well, that by not being able to look at me
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| I knew it existed only if it could move you.
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| From almost all my travels, from there I took several air songs
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| memories of trips that tropical seas acquired.
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| It was after twenty winters
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| remember well, because of the air pressures
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| the radial circles began to expand.
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| Meanwhile you, you so anchored in your roots
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| with effort you perceived that I reversed my direction.
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| And whoever sows winds, what is said? |
| Now you know.
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| Only when you broke, only then did I realize, it was me...
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| Hurricane of a colossal scale
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| grown in his arrogance by himself he took a spiral turn.
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| And that hurricane with the light of ice moons
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| a thousand meters from the ground, he barely realized that he swept under the volcano.
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| All thirst to understand any reason, the nonsense
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| it has left men of science without leaving their whys.
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| Evil phenomena, disasters, that come and go
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| what's going, what's going, what's happening
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| without reliable warning or precautionary measurement.
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| Your land before asleep filled with your lava
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| we close airports, we divert planes of forgiveness.
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| There is nothing in me anymore, only remains that destroy.
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| And my hurricane of a scale of force six
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| grown in his arrogance he barely realized that he swept under the volcano,
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| you
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| volcano.
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| Not even the devil himself would do better.
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| And the hurricane of a colossal scale
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| grown in his arrogance by himself he took a great spiral turn.
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| And that hurricane wanted to flee from its own being
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| he went to other cities convinced that to your islands
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| he was forbidden to return, he was forbidden to return! |