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The union
03:55
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I want to be
05:23
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I run away
I escape from where I am
I search a place where I can be.
Fantasy is my best friend
I’d like it real as the reality
I live in my world to feel good
I live in this world for living in my world
My body stays in this world
I live in my world to feel good
I live in this world for living in my world
My mind stays in my world
A very strong magnet
Attracts me on earth
But I’ll continue to fly even if my body
can’t come off the earth
I’d like to feel good
In the reality
As in my fantasy.
I’d just want to be the same in both worlds
I can’t
But I’ll continue to fly even if my body
can’t come off the earth
But I’ll continue to fly…I’ll never stop…to survive.
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Delitto su Carta Italy
Real Illusion are Davide Fontanel (vocals and guitar) Diego Bozza (Guitar) Alessandro Mirone (Bass) and Paola Sivelli
(Drums).
The band was founded in November 2004 with the sole purpose of proposing unreleased music. The Real Illusion is a genre of hard rock characterized by very melodic riffs and choruses incisors.
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