Hina Surawa
from KARMA by Brother ape
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lyrics
HINA SURAWA
Hina Had A Right To Live
Hina Had A Right To See
Hina Had A Right To Dream
Hina Had A Right To Stay In This World
The Sky Was Sunny that Day
Before The Flash And Flames
No One Could Run Away
God Knows Why It Came
The day was bright and sunny
The sky was different blue
The sky was brilliant blue
The grass was emerald green
Nothing She’d Ever Seen
And The Songbirds Were Singing That Day
but it was in a different kind of way
Like They Knew
For her love
Hina Had A Right To Live
Hina Had A Right To See
Hina Had A Right To Dream
Hina Had A Right To Stay In This World
The Sky Was Sunny that Day
Before The Flash And Flames
No One Could Run Away
God Knows Why It Came
The day was bright and sunny
The sky was different blue
The sky was brilliant blue
The grass was emerald green
Nothing She’d Ever Seen
And The Songbirds Were Singing That Day
but it was in a different kind of way
Like They Knew
For her love
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from KARMA,
released May 21, 2017
Lyrics by SD
Lyrics by SD
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