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For the two of us
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For the two of us
Just the two of us
I will choose how to loose
And the two of us
Just the two of us
Will know the truth, see the truth
Time, you can spend the time leaving me behind
But when the day is done you're mine and only mine
For the two of us
And just the two of us
I will love what you hate
Do you feel afraid when you call my name
Do you fear what you're near
Light, there is no such light
Brighter than my name
Pleasure and despair
I will take you there
Where you can spend the day keeping me away
But when the day is done you're mine and only mine
Time, I will spend my time curling up inside
Pleasure and despair, I will take you there
You can spend your time leaving me behind
My birth is the end, I am every day you spend
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For the two of us
Just the two of us
I will choose how to loose
And the two of us
Just the two of us
Will know the truth, see the truth
Time, you can spend the time leaving me behind
But when the day is done you're mine and only mine
For the two of us
And just the two of us
I will love what you hate
Do you feel afraid when you call my name
Do you fear what you're near
Light, there is no such light
Brighter than my name
Pleasure and despair
I will take you there
Where you can spend the day keeping me away
But when the day is done you're mine and only mine
Time, I will spend my time curling up inside
Pleasure and despair, I will take you there
You can spend your time leaving me behind
My birth is the end, I am every day you spend
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Anders Tengdahl Sweden
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