Night never needs a shade but it requires to fade into the grin of twinkling stars where light is just a glint of scars — Munia Khan
Night never needs a shade but it requires to fade into the grin of twinkling stars where light is just a glint of scars — Munia Khan
Night never needs a shade but it requires to fade into the grin of twinkling stars where light is just a glint of scars — Munia Khan
Night never needs a shade but it requires to fade into the grin of twinkling stars where light is just a glint of scars — Munia Khan
Night never needs a shade but it requires to fade into the grin of twinkling stars where light is just a glint of scars — Munia Khan
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Night never needs a shade but it requires to fade into the grin of twinkling stars where light is just a glint of scars

— Munia Khan
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