Before The Silence
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Before The Silence
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Save me tonight, you'll always be my only
You'll always be mine, save a prayer for us
Can you see it coming, can you hold me down
I've seen this dream before, It's coming
My hearts under these seas that infiltrate me
You, my love, I'd drown just to get you home
These cities swim in oceans, peoples lives are torn in two
There's nothing left to hold to, watch as their lives wash away
My heart is broken and my bodies bleeding
But I'll still find you my love, but I'll still find you my love
Find me now, my hearts still beating.
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