Just when I thought that I've seen all that I could see
My eyes wide open, yet I refuse to believe
If my eyes don't deceive me its right there in front of me
If I just take it there's no one to stand in my way
But if there’s confusion it’s just an illusion
Biding the time. Take nothing for granted today

Maybe I’m just lost c’est la vie.

Day after day I keep falling from reason
Just trying to live and find my way
But I open my eyes to a new sense of freedom
Inside the light of a brand new day

Let’s make this interesting. I'll wager everything.
Now placing bets against everything I could dream
What’s left to loose if you've lost your integrity
Mind crashing in as I come back to reality

Maybe I’m just lost c’est la vie.

Day after day I keep falling from reason
Just trying to live and find my way
But I open my eyes to a new sense of freedom
Inside the light of a brand new day

Everything in life I believed was one way I was so wrong
All the things I wanted to be It’s not a dream it won’t be long
Until I wake up and realize that yesterday is over
Today I finally recognized that now it’s time to find my way

Maybe I’m just lost c’est la vie.

Day after day I keep falling from reason
Just trying to live and find my way
But I open my eyes to a new sense of freedom
Inside the light of a brand new day

Maybe I’m just lost c’est la vie. Will I find my way?
Maybe I’m just lost c’est la vie. Will I find my way?

Open my eyes X4


Lyrics submitted by T_mo55

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