Nor the pain and the sorrow caused by my mistakes
Won't repent to a mortal whom is all to blame
Now I know I won't make it
There will be a time we'll get back our freedom
They can't break what's inside

I'll face it cause it's the heart of everything

Open up your eyes
Save yourself from fading away now, don't let it go
Open up your eyes
See what you've become, don't sacrifice
It's truly the heart of everything

(Open up your eyes, open up your eyes
Open up your eyes, it's the heart of everything
Open up your eyes, open up your eyes
Open up your eyes, open up your eyes)

Stay with me now I'm facing my last solemn hour
Very soon I'll embrace you on the other side
Hear the crowd in the distance, screaming out my faith
Now their voices are fading, I can feel no more pain

I'll face it cause it's the heart of everything

Open up your eyes
Save yourself from fading away now, don't let it go
Open up your eyes
See what you've become, don't sacrifice
It's truly the heart of everything

Open up your eyes
Open up your eyes
Open up your eyes
Save yourself from fading away now, don't let it go
Open up your eyes
See what you've become, don't sacrifice
It's truly the heart of everything


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The Heart of Everything Lyrics as written by Daniel Bjorn Gibson Sharon Den Andel

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC

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    Yeah they're indeed a bit dodgy.

    And again the above lyrics are full of mistakes. Where the hell do you guys get them from? Buy the CD and you'll have the right lyrics and put them then in here!! I hate if someone puts in here wrond lyrics. Here are the right ones (out of the booklet):

    For the pain and the sorrow caused by my mistakes Won't repent to a mortal whom is all to blame Now I know I won't make it There will be a time we'll get back our freedom They can't break what's inside I'll face it cause it's the heart of everything

    Open up your eyes Save yourself from fading away now, don’t let it go Open up your eyes See what you’ve become, don’t sacrifice It’s truly the heart of everything

    Stay with me now I’m facing my last solemn hour Very soon I’ll embrace you on the other side Hear the crowd in the distance, screaming out my faith Now their voices are fading, I can feel no more pain I’ll face it cause it’s the heart of everything

    Open up your eyes Save yourself from fading away now, don’t let it go Open up your eyes See what you’ve become, don’t sacrifice It’s truly the heart of everything

    Open up your eyes Open up your eyes

    Open up your eyes Save yourself from fading away now, don’t let it go Open up your eyes See what you’ve become, don’t sacrifice It’s truly the heart of everything

    Soulslayeron March 23, 2007   Link

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