Ghost
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Ghost
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I fuss and fight my curiosity
With welcome arms and frightened fingers, twitched anxiety
Here it comes, a clean slate, picture perfect, no mistakes
How am I to keep from blemishing this masterpiece?
How am I to know?
How am I to know?
As a boy I watched the world through broken eyes
Given to me by a man, his wife and all they had disguised
Uncertainty now keeps me asking how I’ll lead the most
As they became, or will I teach the examples of their ghost?
Free me
From this body
I just wanna, wanna be on the outside
Looking in (on you)
Free me
From this body
I just wanna, wanna be on the outside
Looking in
Free me
Free me
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Coheed And Cambria performs "Ghost", and this lyric page sits inside the Coheed And Cambria catalog on LyroVerse.
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