Slip And Descend
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Slip And Descend
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The sun divides your face
Through this broken windowpane
As the beam slices through the night
Until the break of day
As you're standing now closer to the edge
Only one second till you slip and descend
Falling down
Don't hit the ground
But never know this time around
So hit the floor
You're nothing more
Because what you want's impossible to find
The wind whispers softly in your ear
Let's you know that I'll be near
Don't ever feel like you're alone
No you're not alone
What you want's impossible to
What you want's impossible to
What you want's impossible to
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