The Seed
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The Seed
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I can feel the other within me
I don't know it's origin or what will be
It or I may lose control as before
Not knowing the whys and the wherefores
Always the question
Why me
But no answer to
Why me
Inner conflicts are haunting me
The experience so hard to see
Who's going to help
You
It's not easy to comprehend
So easy to dismiss the intangible
But am I not a reflection of you
Be wary lest you deny your saviour
Why did it have to be me
Why has I chosen
Why was it me
Inner conflicts are haunting me
The experience so hard to see
Who's going to help
You - you
You or me
But soon you will perceive the other within me
Thanks for your help it'll stand me in good stead
Why did it have to be me
Why has I chosen
Why was it me
Inner conflicts are haunting me
The experience so hard to see
Who's going to help
You - you
You or me
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Who performs "The Seed"?
Centaur performs "The Seed", and this lyric page sits inside the Centaur catalog on LyroVerse.
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