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Perfect Life
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Who am I supposed to be?
I asked the stars and they couldn’t tell me a thing.
Could you teach me how to live?
Could you teach me how to cry?
I know I’m asking for the world,
And I know the world doesn’t owe me any time.
Is this all there is to see?
I want to be free.
Who am I supposed to be?
I thought I knew but now I don’t know who to believe.
Could you teach me how to dream?
Could you teach me how to fly?
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In My Heaven
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All of our heroes left us behind.
They saw the future and closed their eyes.
All these years will soon be erased.
And there will be nothing left — not a single trace.
It’s a sentimental mentality.
It’s a sense of fear for eternity.
I wonder where we will be tomorrow.
To all of my gods who have died,
I will meet you on the moon;
we will dance across the sky.
Fly far away from here.
Fly away into the night.
In my heaven.
In my heaven.
In my heaven.
In my heaven.
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