Time Scar
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Time Scar
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When I die,
I hope that I,
Leave a scar across time
But, I cannot remember why I came
And you cannot recover from my pain
When the Blood,
Was shed,
It blinded us, (Scarring Time)
My own death - met with a smile,
That is mine
When I die,
I know I'll find,
All the lies you hid behind
Won't you,
Come to see clearly the dreams you hide
As You become more weary,
I hope you die
When the Blood,
Was shed,
It blinded us, (Scarring Time)
Rise,
The sun,
Was scalding us, (Scarring Time)
My own death - met with a smile,
That is mine
When the blood was shed,
It blinded us, (Scarring Time)
We came to seek a savior but instead WE found TIME
Rise,
The sun,
Was scalding us scarring time
My, Own death met with a smile, that is mine
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Ash & Elm performs "Time Scar", and this lyric page sits inside the Ash & Elm catalog on LyroVerse.
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