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Kafoukafou
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On My Own
04:04
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Feel the sun,
Feel the sun on my nape.
Down by the river,
On a rock, have a break.
Close Babylon’s phone,
Spy microphone.
Blooming inside,
Breathing all alone.
On my own.
On my own.
I’m in awe.
On my own.
I’m singing on my own
Healing my lonely song
It feels like,
Like the first time.
I’ve let my joy,
Be reborn on a rhyme.
It’s a foolish game,
That jog in the acid rain.
No whim for toys,
On my aeroplane.
In this place,
In this place of solace,
No need to join in,
The chariot race.
I sit quietly,
Near the mango tree,
One with it all,
Singing on my own.
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