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Mệt Chưa Anh Về Đây (H2O Remix) - Smiling

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Vua Di Vua Khoc

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It was a rainy February afternoon,
I still remember her table,
I was at her house
when she invited me to see the future.

With my mind at peace and blank,
I closed my eyes and held her hands,
and I saw myself on top of a mountain;
I couldn’t tell if it was evening or morning.

I watched with perfect calm;
I was different—not because I looked older,
but because I was someone who observed everything;
there were many of us who were watching.

It was a great wave, so imposing,
a great wave, so monstrous;
it devoured the city in a hurry,
while a strong breeze struck us.

I didn’t understand why I was seeing it;
my city is fifteen hundred kilometers
from the sea—I didn’t understand,
my city is not a port city.

Suddenly, and I don’t know how,
I could see the water destroying everything;
I saw people running, fleeing from the water,
they couldn’t escape—it was too late.

And that was when I could feel
their desperation, their pain,
and again, the pain of others
is what brings me back.

In my city there are several of us
who see the same thing,
who dream the same fixed vision—
that great wave devouring the city.

Tucumán is fifteen hundred,
fifteen hundred from the sea;
I don’t know what causes it,
only that this vision has haunted me.

From the top of the mountain, I saw the great wave approaching

In Our Golden Years (Are We Breaking Up?)” is a heartfelt ballad for everyone trying to find love later in life.
It speaks to the quiet courage of older adults who open their hearts again—hoping for companionship, honesty, and someone to share the last chapters with.

The song follows a man who hasn’t seen his partner in weeks. She says she “still cares,” but her distance speaks louder than words. He wonders whether they’re drifting apart or if this is the end of their golden-years romance.

This track is warm, emotional, and honest—made for anyone who’s been brave enough to love again after 50, 60, 70 and beyond… and knows that even tender goodbyes can hurt.

If you’ve ever stood in that space between “I still care” and “Are we breaking up?” — this song is for you.

Vua Di Vua Khoc

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