27 Years
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27 Years
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The color today is grey
I see only black and white
Every day's the same
Great tall trees that have no leaves
Silhouettes against a pale sky
That sheds no light
The color today is grey
I can see a bleak horizon
Will it ever change?
Such an unforgiving landscape
Where silence paints an image
Of on ever-ringing bell
Again and again
I don't even know what happened
Can I still be blamed?
Please God let a storm come down
At least something would tell me
Time was passing
The color today is grey
Darkness keeps my innocence
And I can only age
If the locks were drawn
Release would only leave me as a child
Uncared for
Is my life a game?
Can I not compose my part?
No choice is mine to make
Color me in shadows
For I no longer see the rainbow
And angels cannot reach me
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