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Asia ~ Right To Cry


He kept it all inside - alive and screaming Tears were not his style, his pride was leading I watched the light dancing on the sea As it turned to grey Oh, how i wish that the tide would soon return Someday, someday I've a right to cry That's not giving in Scars from you and i, scars we kept within There's a right to cry, it's not giving up With my right to cry, now i've had enough It's hard to break the bones of life, of living A side you'll never show, let go, don't need it Hold on, hold on, hold on I can see in your eyes and i know how you're going to feel I watched the light dancing on the sea As it turned to grey Oh, how i wish that the tide would soon return Someday, someday I've a right to cry That's not giving in Scars from you and i, scars we kept within There's a right to cry, it's not giving up With my right to cry, now i've had enough more free lyrics

He kept it all inside - alive and screaming
Tears were not his style, his pride was leading

I watched the light dancing on the sea
As it turned to grey
Oh, how i wish that the tide would soon return
Someday, someday

I've a right to cry
That's not giving in
Scars from you and i, scars we kept within
There's a right to cry, it's not giving up
With my right to cry, now i've had enough

It's hard to break the bones of life, of living
A side you'll never show, let go, don't need it

Hold on, hold on, hold on
I can see in your eyes and i know how you're going to feel

I watched the light dancing on the sea
As it turned to grey
Oh, how i wish that the tide would soon return
Someday, someday

I've a right to cry
That's not giving in
Scars from you and i, scars we kept within
There's a right to cry, it's not giving up
With my right to cry, now i've had enough

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