Release
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Release
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We are all part of a strange game
That sometimes causes so much fear and pain
Sometimes you think its just a shame
But you dont see a chance to leave this train
What do you think that they want you to see?
What do you think that they want you to be?
Always remember and never forget
That the darkest hour is the one before dawn
If you dream your passion now
Then you will get away tonight
Release your fear and grief
Find to another side
You bring your inner truth
Into a brightly shining light
And find out who you are
Wont you dare tonight?
Now you found about the game
Youll be able to get rid of pain
Theres no longer a reason for shame
Now you see your way to leave this train
Now you know what they want you to see and
Now you know what they want you to be
Now youll remember and never forget
Theres a way to get through night and dawn
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Who performs "Release"?
Ambra performs "Release", and this lyric page sits inside the Ambra catalog on LyroVerse.
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