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The Sea Within Me
00:52
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(instrumental)
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Hell Is for Lovers
00:46
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Don’t cry for the fallen angels
Don’t fear them, the haunting demons
Don’t beg for her saving spirit
Don’t pray for your salvation
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I’ve given up
All hopes for again
I’ve tried to reconcile, but don’t know where to begin
Our eve has come and gone
Colors turn to gray
Even on the clearest day
I couldn’t see through the fog
Every time I love a flower is found
It burns in the air when it takes from the ground
The bloom’s frosted and forever is closed
The warmth from the sun has faded its glow
I gave you all I could ’til I’d given too much
Your heart’s dried out, it’s a desert of dust
I’m down in the depths, without shining light
To illuminate and brighten this desolate life
I’m alone in the world, no saving grace
To transport me to a better place
Get out of my heart
A place you called home
I’m tired of keeping up
Not knowing where to go
Is this real or just a nightmare?
I’ve tried to love, but nobody cares
Apathy spreads like a fashion trend
I refuse to believe that this is the end
Oh, tell me please
Why did you leave me?
Oh, tell me please
Why did you leave me?
Oh, tell me please
Why did you leave me?
Oh, tell me please
Why did you leave me?
God tell me please
Why did she leave me?
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4. |
My Metaphor
00:53
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(instrumental)
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Crystal Glasses
00:52
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My princess is hidden within time’s cloak of fog
Crystal glasses help me see as I carry on
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