fading quickly from a somber sky
the sun gives way to stars
the light recedes from every eye
fallen from grace, from the sad goodnight
all is caught between
the blindness and the final sight
silent breathing breaks the thickening air
leaves me standing
and without a voice and none to hear
lonely, waiting for my fate to come
no one cares
and no one knows the thoughts of anyone

and do you pretend
do you try to understand
you are meant to be
to find yourself and find your way to me

as we�re swimming thru the empty sea
can you hear the depths
as they are calling out to me
i fight to keep myself pure of this decay
as it takes the world
and leads the souls of all away
too much talking without saying words
the silence takes control
and all thats good is never heard
as youre leaving, you turn to look this way
and as our eyes meet
i hope you know i�ll always stay

and i will defend
and love you till the end
you are meant to be
to find yourself and find your way to me

you take my breath and i adore you
and tho you might not hear, i call you
sometimes you doubt, but i still love you
i cant imagine life without you


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