Spokes In The Wheel
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Spokes In The Wheel
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Waste the endless days
Pondering on how to get away
You're a mask, nothing real
Just a piece in a spinning wheel
When you're almost there
It steals your thoughts
Disturbance surrounds you
Then it's gone
In the shades, in the weakest of moments
Deep in your doubts full of agony
Don't forget that we're fuel for the engine
And you're nothing but a spoke in the wheel
The same awakening
Strikes your mind every time
It's a shame, all this suffering
Like you thought you had a life
Are you closing in?
You forgot one thing
That it's a dead end street
Where all the dreamers meet
In the shades, in the weakest of moments
Deep in your doubts full of agony
Don't forget that we're fuel for the engine
And you're nothing but a spoke in the wheel
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Eventide performs "Spokes In The Wheel", and this lyric page sits inside the Eventide catalog on LyroVerse.
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