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Coincidence

from The Distance by Luis Ullán

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lyrics

Please, save me.
I'm so lost, I can't see.
I'm alone with these dreams,
and you're far away from here.

And everyone's afraid of me
my hands don't work, my mind is lost,
and all I can see is the bottom, there's no front row,
this is what I've won, based on what I've done;
but here you come, with your unbelievable brightness,
inconceivable kidness,
you trust my cold eyes,
but the truth is that this is the first time,
the last time I'm loving,
the last time I'm hating.
You know what you're doing... You're teaching me
how to love life.

Please, help me!
I'm so lost, I can't see.
I'm alone with these dreams,
and you're far away from here.

Do you remember that day when we were talking,
I was smoking, and all decisions were about to be taken?
-and we were fading-
Impossible was the word, but hey, you know we wanted the whole fucking world.
Cold thoughts, warm words, and the moon shining softly above us.
Then the radio, it was amazing,
I just got into your car and bang! Arthur was singing.
Now guess what?
I am still singing.
And we're still winning.

Please, help me!
I'm so lost, I can't see.
I'm alone with these dreams,
and you're far away from here.

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from The Distance, track released November 1, 2014
Luis Ullán - Vocals & Guitar

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Luis Ullán Salamanca, Spain

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