Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Amberian Dawn
Canonical path: /amberian-dawn/wings-are-my-eyes
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Wings Are My Eyes
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Wings Are My Eyes
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Spent years in tears
Drown myself in fears
Lived in a cage filling
My life with rage
Tied my wings so tightly
Gravity felt mighty
Needed to feel the wind
Under my wings
My wings are my eyes
I'm seeing the blue skies
I'll fly, I'll fly away
And will find my way
Lost the joy of living
Closed myself from feeling
Lost the ability to fly and flee
Left my world with tears
Iron cage with fears
Strengthened my wings
Now I'm learning to fly
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