Give me the dust of my father
Stand on the face of the ancients
Bare the secret flesh of time itself

Follow me (follow me)
I've come so far behind again
Follow me (follow me)
I wish so hard I'm there again
Follow me (follow me)
Follow me (follow me)

All that I wanted were things I had before
All that I needed, I never needed more
All of my questions were answers to my sins
All of my endings are waiting to begin

I know the way but I falter
I can't be afraid of my patience
There's a sacred place Raziel keeps safe

Follow me (follow me)
I've seen so much I'm blind again
Follow me (follow me)
I feel so bad, I'm alive again
Follow me (follow me)

All that I wanted were things I had before
All that I needed, I never needed more
All of my questions were answers to my sins
All of my endings are waiting to begin


Lyrics submitted by NeutralPunkGuy, edited by BDoG01

Circle Lyrics as written by Christopher Fehn Michael Crahan

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    I have two theories of this song:

    One is that Corey is talking about reincarnation as a whole and reincarnation being a cycle... Which in turn in a circle

    and my other links in with the first one that Corey hates being old and either himself or the person he is speaking in first person with is not doing very well in life, doesn't like who he is so that person wants to die so he/she can be born again and start a clean slate - Reincarnation - Cycle - Circle.

    Fucking kick ass song though... One of my favourite on the album!

    Incarnateon May 21, 2004   Link

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