Promise
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Promise
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When you close my eyes
I see your lines of lies align
In the silence that calls me mine
I think I've lost my mind
Where do I belong?
I've seen too much and now I feel so old
In this world made of ice & snow
My hands are always cold
I'm drowning in denial
Urged by my longings and desire
And everytime you swear your words meant something
I promise, I pretend it's not a lie
Help me understand
I cannot help but stop pretending
There's a spirit inside of me
The world that you can't see
Where did I go wrong?
The life I lived was just a touch of hoax
I've looked back at the demons eye
But didn't sell my soul
I promise, I pretend it's not a lie
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