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We Could Be Anything
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We skipped months and seasons
Saw the world go upside down
And every certainty we had
Went down just like a house of cards
We lived in hope and fear
One smile, a thousand tears
Seeking refuge in humanity
Despite we were far apart
You and me,
We could do anything
You and me,
We could be anything
together, you and me,
We could do anything
You and me,
We could be anything
We could build a bridge, tear walls down,
Be astronauts and walk on mars,
Speak a million languages and learn
How to say hello, thank you, I love you, how are you, I'm listening
And why not,
We could be ourselves, be as one,
Or kings and queens and wear a crown,
Burn our castles to then laugh
At our misfortunes and our luck
Share our meal,
Kiss and hug,
Sing along at the top of our lungs,
Touch our hands
Meet our friends
Wait together the day all this will end
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Gab De La Vega Brescia, Italy
I am a singer-songwriter who grew up listening and playing hardcore and punk rock.
Born in Brescia,
Citizen of the World.
"Off My Chest" new single out now!
New album "Life Burns" out March 2024 via SBÄM Records, Sell The Heart Records, Epidemic Records, Motorcity Produzioni and Overdrive.
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