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I fought for the truth in my heart
Hoping, waiting for an image to emerge
I’ll find my way to you, my way to you
I keep searching what is left inside of this
I am ripping from the inside to break the seams
The world remains now
Twisting and turning to a future that’s drowning
Our time has come now
They’re eating out of the palm of your hands
This is not right
Are we one and the same?
The sky can fall around us
And there’d be no one to blame
I felt stuck in my mind
Confined, bound by what was there
I looked in the fire
And knew all there was to fear
This is not right
Are we one and the same?
Do we wait for a future surrounded in lies?
Though to speak we’re blinded by disguise
The silence fell to what I believed
I’m waiting now for the solace to find me
We destroy a once new illusion
Tearing down what is left at the seams
I won’t look back at what I have lost
All that’s left is what I have found
You are not here
You are not here
This is not right
Are we one and the same?
The sky can fall around us
And there’d be no one to blame
I was stuck in my mind
Confined, bound by what was there
Through this struggle we learn how to fight all our demons within
This is not right
Are we one and the same?
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Omen (Instrumental)
04:18
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