Follow Me (Part 1)
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Follow Me (Part 1)
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Do you remember
A walk along the river
In the valley of our dreams
Forgotten problems
They've darkened the horizon
Life's no more what it seems
The other side of pain is rising high again
And makes me cry
So why don't you follow me?
Why don't you follow me?
Forgotten promises
Just flow within the water
Rememberance just fades away
Echoes of a perfect love
Hurt just like a force
From high above
So why don't you follow me?
Why don't you follow me?
Times are changing
Life has just begun
There are new aims to be found
Different valleys
Sweeter dreams
Now I know new love
I found my way
So why don't you follow me?
Why don't you follow me?
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Angel Dust performs "Follow Me (Part 1)", and this lyric page sits inside the Angel Dust catalog on LyroVerse.
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