What Dreams May Come
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What Dreams May Come
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We could try to find the words to all of these questions.
But In your eyes I seem so motionless.
You've said this yourself, that "this should be so much easier.
We could try this one more time."
Dressed to impress, we'll dance tonight.
Follow my lead.
Just hold(just hold) your breath,
because you know this won't last forever (forever).
Take your hands, from my throat.
I repent. In the wake, blood has been shed.
And I can't go on.
We have found the answers to our questions from the start.
What do you do,
when these words weren't what you were expecting?
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Eversfield performs "What Dreams May Come", and this lyric page sits inside the Eversfield catalog on LyroVerse.
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