Invisible
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Invisible
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Can you feel me standing next to you
I once was holding, now I'm haunting you
Cause you never were satisfied were you?
Poor you, it's never enough
Close your mind and I become invisible
Poor you, it's never enough
Close your mind and I become invisible, invisible to you
Can you hear me calling out to you
Whispers clearly searching for the truth
I guess you never learned to compromise did you?
Poor you, it's never enough
Close your mind and I become invisible
Poor you, it's never enough
Close your mind and I become invisible, invisible to you
Poor you, it's never enough
Close your mind and I become invisible
Poor you, it's never enough
Close your mind and I become invisible
Poor you, it's never enough
Close your mind and I become invisible,
Invisible to you
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