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Far
04:30
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Closing my eyes
Till the moment that I see you again
Out of time and options
I begged the sky for rain
Such is life one simply wonders
When we're gone without a trace
Only time could ever change
All these memories again
You're so far away (X2)
All these times I've tried to make you see
But simply didn't care
Was it worth to love a drug
That left you empty in the end?
You're so far away
Closing my eyes
Till the moment that I find you there again
Once the rain subsides
I'll beg for sunny days
Can you see me now I wonder
In that safe and quiet place
Only time could ever tell
If we'll ever meet again
Finding
Further
Closer
You will
Never again
You're so far away! (X2)
Can't let go!
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I felt it coming 'round again
Like a shiver crawling up my skin
Endless aching digging into bones
This anomaly might kill
Me!
Don't fucking follow me!
When every wall you built around you will break / Medicate
When you expose yourself for every mistake / Medicate
When pressure leaves you numb like a tourniquet / Medicate
Wasting days seems like a past time I seek to medicate
Like a drug that alleviates
Every guilt I felt buried inside of me
Picture grey clouds over happy streets
This anomaly might kill
Me!
Don't fucking follow me!
Don't follow me
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Ashes Like Rain Ottawa, Ontario
A one man Alternative Metal / Nu Metal project from Canada.
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