Gaining Access
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Gaining Access
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Alone but never free, a circumstance of tragedy
The phone rings, who can it be, and now you ask yourself, was he?
(Chorus) Gaining access, gaining access to your heart
It's hard to just stand by, even harder when you start to cry
Couldn't stop it, but did I try, when I crossed the line was I?
(Chorus)
(Bridge) And when I said, "Look what he's done."
Something that you said to me last night
That's when I saw what he'd become
There's silence on the line
Doesn't take that long to ask who's feeling fine
Not your turn, it must be mine, I woke up in Dream #9
(Chorus)
(Bridge) And when you said, "Look what I've done."
Something that you said to me last night
And then I saw what I'd become
(Chorus)
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