Daylight
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Daylight
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Time after time
We've given up our home
And stepped into a void
Of nothing we know
Why do we search for shelter
When all we do is run?
Cast a curse on the saviours
Oh, what have we become?
I follow
Just to get where you have come
I couldn't make it
Your peace where I found none
Mistook the calling of daylight for morning sun
And stayed too long as the daze of our mourning began
Time after time
We've loosened our hold
We traced every line
And feared what we wrote
And all we've done
To stop this war
Might have mattered
To a God worth fighting for
Mistook the calling of daylight for morning sun
And stayed too long as the daze of our mourning began
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Encephalon performs "Daylight", and this lyric page sits inside the Encephalon catalog on LyroVerse.
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