| Piangere is purgare L'pena
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| Desidretare tutto l'paura che cé in te
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| I'll sweat the anguish that you feel
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| E'pivere tristezza per potere essere felice
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| He woke up at midnight to look
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| If the reflection of the water could find
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| That laugh that one day changed
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| And for a second skin, she got dressed out of loneliness.
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| She searched for an answer in the air,
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| While the sea covered him.
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| She asked her star for help from her,
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| that she abandoned him,
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| Well, she forgot to cry.
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| Crying is purging the sorrow,
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| Dehydrate all the fear that is in you,
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| It is sweating the anguish that fills you,
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| It is raining sadness to be able to be happy.
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| She closes her eyes, opens her heart,
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| And learn to see with the eyes of the soul — she heard -
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| The wind spoke to her, a flower spoke to her,
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| With the cadence she has a whisper of love.
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| let out the ghosts
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| That bitter kisses and give,
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| In exchange for your silences,
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| collection of anxiety,
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| Mutilated Peace.
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| Crying is purging the sorrow,
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| Dehydrate all the fear that is in you,
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| It is sweating the anguish that fills you,
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| It is raining sadness to be able to be happy.
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| Crying is purging the sorrow,
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| Dehydrate all the fear that is in you,
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| It is sweating the anguish that fills you.
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| Listen, I'm Gaia!
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| Don't castrate your rage!
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| May your soul spit out the pain!
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| Let it rain sadness when crying,
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| And let the bitterness quench his thirst for her.
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| tears are soap
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| That cleanses your skin of sorrows.
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| Crying is purging the sorrow,
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| Dehydrate all the fear that is in you,
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| It is sweating the anguish that fills you,
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| It is raining sadness to be able to be happy. |