Fading Away
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Fading Away
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Standing there on her own
Hiding her face from the crowd
"oh god what kind of a world this is"
So many scars that hurts
Scars that never faded
A sweet caress she softly miss
Fading away
In the darkest hour
Like a withering flower
Fading away
In the darkest night
She´s a shade of hear youth
Standing there in the dark
All is real but still unseen
She looks around with a sign of grief
She needs someone who cares
Someone who listens to
Those words of disbelief
Fading away
In the darkest hour
Like a withering flower
Fading away
In the darkest night
She´s a shade of hear youth
"take these broken wings of mine
And teach me how to live my life"
Fading away...
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