Angels lyrics
I can feel you
Can you feel me too
I can feel you
Can you feel me too
I'll never let you go
Forever in my soul
I'll never let you go
Forever in my soul
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Delerium
- country:Canada
- Languages:English, Turkish, Latin
- Genre:Electronica, Industrial, Trance/Ambient, Trip Hop
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delerium
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