Neptune's Capture - Song writer

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NEPTUNE’S CAPTURE Can you rescue it for my salvation This is illusion for another time Leave me alone without my wishes Every hope vanished around I can’t change what I want I have to read your face again But who ask me what I want But who ask me what I dream Hey can you hear Neptune’s capture Neptune’s capture I have no choice Neptune’s capture Neptune’s capture Trough my fingers This is an incredible solution For my pain what do you have now I believe in you without thinking This is a mistake that I want to do And every time I spent my days To see a better end But I don’t think it’s possible to do I don’t know myself now Trough your pains I guess back in own

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This episode was published on December 24, 2020.

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NEPTUNE’S CAPTURE Can you rescue it for my salvation This is illusion for another time Leave me alone without my wishes Every hope vanished around I can’t change what I want I have to read your face again But who ask me what I want But...

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