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Pattern

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Delay Trees Canonical path: /delay-trees/pattern Related lyric paths: 6
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Pattern

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Somewhere there's a path for lovers and dreamers

I've seen so few truly finding a pattern or a secret code

Sometime soon, i know, we'll be history

We'll grow colder by the hour, the power slowly dying in us

There will come a time when all we know is answers

To questions only few questioned, the windows opening up

There'll be none of us left waiting, when they're coming

We fled faster than lightning and the pattern left with us

The pattern left with us

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