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Sunday's Lament

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Sunday's Lament

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Bright morning on dark sunday

Broke into my dream

Calm and rapture faded

Your impression dimmed

Wish i'd never wake again, wish you'd never leave

Wish i'd dream until the end, when you would meet me

As that morning ray, that brightened,

Revealed my wicked way

I wish i'd never dream again, i wish we'd never met

I wish i could have turned again, i wish this dream was dead

False were all the angels, false was the hope of light

I have been left to my dismay,

Couldn't see that day coming right my way

Hate came into every word i said,

By demons been misled and i had wanted that

I had left to your dismay, wished to see that day

Coming up your way

Hate was in every word you said

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