No Familiar Faces
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No Familiar Faces
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Another hallway, staring at the door
It’s been a while now but I’ve been here before
The marks are there still it’s not quite the same
If this is it why don’t I recognize the name?
The wind brings a warning, misses ear by a mile
Shadows make it all worthwhile
Like a flood all returning, most with a smile
Helping to make it worthwhile
Come out come out now, yeah the joke’s on me
Can we please go back now to the way things used to be?
A useless search for a familiar face
Not a single one found from this place
The wind brings a warning, misses ear by a mile
Shadows make it all worthwhile
Like a flood all returning, most with a smile
Helping to make it worthwhile
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