Detroit
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Detroit
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soft lies on your empty face
a life in you has gone away
sympathies go round and round
a handfull helps it all go down
day fades away
can't stay awake
alone in this empty place
there's no time
to shed your fear
but don't expect
that I'll be here
I wonder where you are
locked on the inside
I wonder where your thoughts are
out of the daylight
I wonder who you are
fallen so far to be nowhere
what ever made you think so
I wonder where you are
dark eyes make you snap up straight
red hands wash the sleep away
sifting through the white on white
underneath the failing light
they fade away
can't stay away
alone in this empty place
there's no time
to rest my eyes
cause you'll be gone
before I rise
It's hard to cope
please let me know
don't stop this rush overflow
the night has come
and now I'm home
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