Second to Day
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Second to Day
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Pictures of the past
Memories which never last
Within a moment's time
The blinking of an eye
To oblivion they turn and there remain
[Chorus 1]
When there is nothing I can remember now today
All my faults and mistakes will be forgiven
Then for me grows a second to day
The lifetime of hours
Faster flies a day
In seconds years are gone away
To minds which can't divide
As Lethe's flowing stream
Future from yester days
[Chorus 2]
When there is nothing I can remember now today
All my faults and mistakes will be forgiven
Then there rises a second today
But the lifetime of ours is fading away
The presence of the Now
Nothing to obey and bow
To time noone attends
The turning of the clock
A circle of no meaning ends
[Chorus 2]
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