Faces In The Rain
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Faces In The Rain
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Memories appearing
Like raindrops from the sky
And if you concentrate
You'll look into an eye
Like a shock it's freezing
The bloodstream in your venes
When you realize with sorrow
Those faces in the rain
Eyes of a million tear drops
Born in sorrow and in pain
Damned forevermore
To live on again
They make you remember
Rape your forgotten past
And pick out all those moments
You'd left behind at last
Midnight
And nowhere to hide
Deep in the darkness
You hear them cry
Faces
Calling out your name
Faces
In the rain
I can always hear them talking
I can hear them call
I can see them gathered
And I can see them fall
Midnight
The light just dies
Deep in the darkness
You hear them cry
Faces
Calling out your name
Faces
In the rain
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