Frames Of The Past
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Frames Of The Past
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I'm sitting here lonely
Surrounded by light
I'm drowning in my thoughts
Backdoor of my mind
You wake in the morning
And what do you feel
Not seeing the sunrays
D'they still warm your face?
What do you see when you turn blind?
Frames of the past or just the dark?
I could never help it
Being alone and sad
I put on an act and
I lived with a mask
I always feel lonely
When writing a song
A piece of my own life
I share with you all
What do you see when you turn blind?
Frames of the past or just the dark?
What do you see when you turn blind?
Frames of the past or just the dark?
Just the dark
Or frames of the past
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