Return
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Return
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On the other side of heaven - brightness
Magnificent light goes on
I have left my body motionless
Some people mourn for it
They can't understand real freedom
They weep for my prison, the cage of soul
The pictures of life shows the pass
The pieces of life I've lived over
I'm going to the place full of love
The place I know I have seen
I'm energy
I'm a thought
But something I've lost
Darkness disturbs to my thoughts
Wonderful light is dying
Something is pulling me down
I can see my cage
I'm energy
I'm thought
I can see those people
I can feel uneasiness
That restrain my energy
I can feel the pain of thoughts
They don't cry
I'm in my body again
Wounded body
Suffering body
Why I had to return?
Why I couldn't stay?
I've returned to my body
Wounded body
Why I had to return
Why?
I'm energy
But I've lost something
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