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The Dream Argument
05:12
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As I walk to you my hands are numb, my face is weak.
You smile to make my approach easy.
To know you is to love you.
To know you isn't real.
Below me the carpeted leaves crunch to take me away from my dream of colour and light.
They carry on, there is no night.
Where I'm from I can die and come back again.
Paint a picture of your face.
How can I forget your name?
I love you the way you are, don't change for them or me.
You smile but it's not the same.
To know you is to love you.
To know you isn't real.
Below me the carpeted leaves crunch to take me away from my dream of colour and light.
They carry on, there is no night.
Where I'm from I can die and come back again.
Paint a picture of your face.
How can I forget your name?
Woaaaahhhh, Woaaaaahhhhh, Woaaaaahhhhh...
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Siberia
05:50
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I know what you're thinking; "its all in your head".
Places like dreams, are controlled like memories.
I can't cope with this.
I can't cope with this anymore, than I am right now.
Light hits my face, so I use my arms to fly against the wind.
Waiting for my chance to reform, to reform.
Waiting for my chance to become, to become....
Something new.
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