Too much time to get lost in the maze
Tell me isn't that strange
You bleed to get there -- You are ready
To be a bird in a golden cage

Sweat is breaking on my brow
Where's the freak to ease my pain
Room is dak and big and empty
Silence driving me insane

Night has fallen -- Demons laughing
I'm waiting for the light of day
Here's the land of milk and honey
There you got the price to pay

And I drift away -- Killing sacrifice
Here I go insane
What a price to pay -- Little sacrifice
I set off to heaven and found bedlam

There's a part of me that's not been sold
Save me please embrace me hold me
Kiss my bleeding soul
You can't see below the creature
That's pounding sitting in my neck
If you'd see inside my head
You surely wouldn't turn your back on me

I'm looking for shelter
Riding the pendulum to paradise
As I'm reaching higher -- What a pure desire
I'm swinging back towards the abyss

And I drift away -- Killing sacrifice
Here I go insane
What a price to pay -- Little sacrifice
I set off to heaven and found bedlam

Nothing remains the same
But I still hear those voices
Nothing remains the same
Where am I gonna go is it my destination
Or just a sick temptation
And I remember home when demons came
And I got swept away from me

*CHORUS MULTIPLE TIMES*


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    My favourite Edguy song. my personal view on it is that it;s abotu trying, and not giving up, even if it seemsliek you'll fail. and that it's worth it in the end. very inspiring.

    y.neekon October 30, 2007   Link

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