yesterday
There's an ocean of frustations
And I drown in it every day
Silence, thougths, inmsomnia.
I wish I could reboot
Try again
But maybe it only made it worst
It is a lot of changes
But the lonliness its the same
There's something moving me, but I don't know what it is.
Existe um mar de frustrações
E eu me afogo nele todos os dias
Silêncio, pensamentos,insônia.
Gostaria de resetar
Tentar de novo
Mas talvez só pioraria
São muitas mudanças
Mas a solidão continua a mesma
Tem algo me movendo, mas não sei o que é.
An Ocean Oof Frustration
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Very well written! Mostly just spelling errors, which is something even native speakers struggle with constantly anyway. Depending on your browser, you might be able to turn on spellchecking, if that would help.
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And I drown in it every day
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Silence, thougthts, inmsomnia.
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I wish I could reboot
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Try again
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But maybe it only made it worst
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It is a lot of changes
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But the loneliness its the same
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There's something moving me, but I don't know what it is.
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Silence, thougthts, inmsomnia.
I wish I could reboot
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Try again
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But maybe it only made it worst
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It is a lot of changes
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But the loneliness its still the same
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There's something moving me, but I don't know what it is.
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