I fooled myself again
Trusting an illusion
Of what I thought to be
Never ceasing love
I burned myself again
Leaving scars that never heal
Becoming cynical
To this thing called love

Look into my mind
Fragments of what I desired
In this state I cry
Father please won't you show me

Show me how
To stop it now
Cleanse my mind
Help me find
Love

My soul is an open wound
Filled with salt of sadness
Was this my destiny
To be left alone
I nurse my misery
Leave no room for anyone
Still I am cynical
To this thing called love

A pale reflection
Of a broken soul
Slips through these eyes
Full of tears
Emotional blackout

I cannot trust my own feelings
My sorrow eats me up inside

Learn from mistakes
See what it takes
My feelings fail
Your love remains


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    THhs is the best Song i have ever listened to when it comes to Christain Death Metal. I love the way this song Askes God for help, for him to so show how we needs help to find what true love is. See for your self, give the song a try

    lilreaderon July 23, 2002   Link
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    wow..... this song made me love extol..... this really seems to closely describe what i'm going through right now.... hurting through love..... and how i've been praying to God... "Father please won't you show me"..... and i know, that whether what happens is what i want or not.... "Your (His) love remains".... incredible.... i've had this song on my computer for months and i just found it.... it's so interesting how i haven't heard it until now... when it seems to be really what is happening.... there's more to this song than just music.... there's a message....

    Wuzzyon August 27, 2002   Link
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    This song means everything to me. Every time I listen to it my heart aches because it's about something i'm going through right now. I've in love with this song since forever and today i read the lyrics for the first time and i was like "whoa!". this song kicks ass.

    Not_Of_My_Fleshon June 23, 2005   Link

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