Heaven Rise
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Heaven Rise
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A tumbling nightmare
I lay drowning in your arms
Unseeing visions... your release
I dream of you once more
And in this waking hour
She comes again
I dream of your arising
...once more
I feel my heaven rise
I see my heaven rise
The vision stands alone
Heaven rising high
Treading water
This mire of unknowing
The effervescent sweetness
...relentless cascades
And in this waking hour
She comes again
I dream of your arising
...once more
I feel my heaven rise
I see my heaven rise
The vision stands alone
Heaven rising high
Falling down once again
I close my eyes, still this vision ends
I sink beneath your surface
And dream once more
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