O.R.T.
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O.R.T.
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Is it lonely where you are in there, Dad?
Does the darkness know your name?
Does Mom?
What's it like?
Can you feel?
She said her blood turns to ash
Laughing
Dad, do you know what you've done this time to me?
Oh
Burning eyes can't forgive you
Lonely Moon drives on
And deep in me
Your illusion
What you see in me is
Did you have that dream again?
Release
Breathe
You're receiving what you said
Said she
Never mind
Emptiness, dead eyes and lost what you found
Maybe there on the edge is your hope
But you don't look down
Why?
Burning eyes can't forgive you
Lonely Moon drives on
And deep in me
Your illusion
What you see in me
Why?
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Akira Yamaoka performs "O.R.T.", and this lyric page sits inside the Akira Yamaoka catalog on LyroVerse.
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