Disapearing Act
Disapearing Act lyrics by 7 Blue Skies. Disapearing Act There's a hole in the ground Where they place all the things they found And it's hard to retake it...
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Disapearing Act
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Disapearing Act
There's a hole in the ground
Where they place all the things they found
And it's hard to retake it
Even though it's right there locked and bound
There's a hole in a chest
Where the air seems to rush right out
And it's hard to imagine
How it is to never scream or shout
All the chains in my way
They're like a mattress on a bill
Making way to the end
Before the monsters get their kill
There's a place far away
Where it's hard to return each day
And although it defies all common sense
They'll do it anyway
Take me back to a far, safe distance
To a place where I can't remember
And although it defies all common sense
They'll do it once
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