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Ghost Love
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Ghost Love
How does it feel to you right now?
In this sad world longing for us
And in that void, how are you found
Behind your Net illusions mess?
What coulda led to this result?
What evil made us lonely then?
And how to live in peace with life...
When the big thing is killed again?
I've never loved nobody so
With every second, more and more
Never felt better loved before
Than at the time we had it all...
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Ghost Love (Reflection)
04:24
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Ghost Love (Demo 1 Cut)
01:20
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Ghost Love (Demo 4 Cut)
04:29
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AURASVERA Poland
AURASVERA is a project formely in 2004. My seemingly diverse musical inspirations range from dark wave and electro-pop to cold-wave. There's no message behind it, just a spontanious need for expressing emotions and finding accord with those who feel the same... ... more
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