Shouting Out
from September EP by LA SINTESIS
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lyrics
You leave this blaken town
What the hell are you fearing
What the hell are you afraid of
There was no money, no need
But only emotions to feel
But you know
You know emotions aren’t free
Through the streets, through the subway
In silence, without a word
But inside, we were only one
I don’t want too much time, I don’t want to shout it out
I don’t want to wonder why, I don’t want to say goodbye
Remember those stormy nights
And those bright days too
Trying to make our lifes
Something that sometimes is even thuth
Fight and fall, fight and rise
Every second, every night
I never ment more than that
Being the future against the time
Now you ear another voices
Other’s voices are not alives
Do you want to go?
Do you want to loose this truly love?
credits
Joako Ezpeleta - Francisco Javier Garro © Elefant Publishing
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Feb 1999
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