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BEHIND DREAM STANDS THE HELL:
I won't let you while I'm still there
I won't let you down
I won't let you while I'm still there
I won't let you down
I won't break and I won't make you cry
Life is hard as violent as a fucking war
Everyday the hell stands behind our dreams
Say me how I could believe in
Maybe my heart breaks, and I don't care
If I cross the line one hundred time
I won't let you while I'm still there
I won't let you down
I won't let you while I'm still there
I won't let you down
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Inner Crashes
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INNER CRASHES:
I used to be like you
Praying sweet dreams
Spending feelings
The red on your chest
The black of your hair
Stuck in my head
Feel like a revenge
Hurt like I'm dead
And all my care goes for you
Each second without you
Push my hear through its fears
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HOLD YOUR SMILE:
Hold your smile
I fell in love every time
Crashed down the past
I changed of scenery
So many time
That I don't recognize my heart
Please hold your smile
I changed of scenery
Remember all the fights you won to me
A leap of faith at night
I lost my sanity
And I'm running
Through complications now
I don't know what it means
I changed of scenery
Please hold your smile
It changed me so many time
FORTRESS:
Even if you want me away
I will fight like your savior
I will be your soldier
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Wolves Under Lamb Skin Nantes, France
Born in the end of summer 2011, Wolves Under Lamb Skin is an acoustic project taking its root in the various influences of the people behind it, Fabrice Van der Beek, Bastien Dié, Emy Briffaud & Julien Soulard.
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