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Embrace The Unknown
03:13
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You who used to just spend the night
drinking a glass of whiskey while
listening to Marvin Gaye and doing nothing else
now live on a better path but you never regret
As you always say "Everything has it's time do what you love,
till you got the meaning of life looking dont settle,
life imposes things on you that you can't control but you still have the choice of how you're going to live through this"
And i know you're right
(spoken)
life isn't a problem to solved but a reality to be experience
not how long but how well you lived your life
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Cherish
03:21
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Cherish your solitude
take trains by yourself
to places you have never been
go so far away that you stop being afraid of not coming back
Say no when you dont want to do something
say yes if your instincts are strong
even if everyone around you disagrees
turn your wounds into wisdom
sing like no one listening
love like you've never been hurt
dance like nobody's watching
live like it's heaven on earth
decide whether you want to be liked or admired
decide if fitting in
it's more important than finding out
what you're doing here
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