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merrie the night
22:17
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[protect you]
finding the guts to step forward
finding the guts to speak clearly
finding the guts to protect you
finding the guts to find the words
finding the words at the right time
finding the words to express me
finding the words to share soul
finding the words to spend time
finding the guts to change my mind
finding the guts to take action
finding the guts to stay true
finding the guts to leave behind
finding the words to take shape &
finding the words to protect you
finding the words to have impact
finding the words to show your guts
finding the guts to make a points
finding the guts to show yourself
finding the guts to stay true
finding the guts to find the words
[we are easy]
we are no fans of
ttip, ukip and israel
we see the sea
but land is insight
in the distance
we are easy
we should make love
weren't the yemeni's in paris
linked to houthis
and what has isis to do
with crises elsewhere
twenty-first century
and censorship on pictures
of menstruation disappears and reappears
again while others
try to break through
taboos with hashtags
from political view
happy not to have a car
and disappointed in life
because the financial situation
is so important
for the kinetic energy of prosperity
shouldn't we as europe
subtly say to the us
that they have to stick
to their territory
and we to our continent
to seek solutions here
we are easy
we should make love
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