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A stranger’s quiet hymn Lyrics by ​adri (Pop)

All Nighter Vol. 3

2019

[Verse 1]
I used to relate
You should rest your weary head
Did you make mistakes?
You're through it, now off to bed
Movements are frantic, just listen to what I say
You don't know me but everything will be okay
[Verse 2]
No longer awake
It's slowly falling back too forward
You made mistake
But that's where the new you is born
Silence so frantic, just remember what I said
You still don't know me but let me help you rest your head

About “A stranger’s quiet hymn” by ​adri (Pop)

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"A stranger’s quiet hymn" appears on "All Nighter Vol. 3" in 2019.

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