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Black Forest


Fireflies dancing without a care in the world No stress, no responsibilities just for that night Glowing in each other's company, buzzing about Dressed to impressed and ready to amaze The stars in the heavens should be jealous of the stars on earth When they shine, they shine bright The breeze runs it cools down the fireflies Sending them into a calm that doesn't come quite often The party is over What to do now? Drive round and round Until they meet lost Stress comes kissing them once again But as long as they got each other They glow bright The fog on the windows The fog on the windows
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