Reflection
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Reflection
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Too much time - has gone by
Take a look back on that life
I see your eyes - I see myself
And I can't look back on that life
Forced to listen - forced to learn
With the sounds of the lonely
I remember now - it takes me down
Leave me - leave me - now
Dislocated - I walked away
You feel the walls - begin to build
You were the one
I'm sorry but you could've been anyone
I see you now - you show me everything
Forced to listen - forced to learn
To the sounds of being all alone
I remember now - it takes me down
Leave me - leave me - now
I remember now - it takes me down
Leave me - leave me
It never leaves - never
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Who performs "Reflection"?
Drown performs "Reflection", and this lyric page sits inside the Drown catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to 1605 (For my suffering) and Alone In A Dirty World with a short reason for opening each page next.
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