Fainted World
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Fainted World
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In a fainted world
We're almost one
The sun by my side
Lit the morning room
We'll be here once again
With a mind at sail
You'll fall through my hands
Though I wish you'd stay
There's nothing more to hear of your name
The brightest star reveals from where we all came
When we split the skies
Never eye has understood
The endless name
From which all life began
Can you see that where I've been
Is beyond your sight
I can stand in everywhere
I am all in life
You will hide your faces beneath your own hands
And time will show everywhere you've been
Now day will break melting every cloud
As war integrates every land of ours.
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Century Sleeper performs "Fainted World", and this lyric page sits inside the Century Sleeper catalog on LyroVerse.
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