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Artist: Gang Of Four
Canonical path: /gang-of-four/the-dying-rays-feat-herbert-gronemeyer
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The Dying Rays (feat. Herbert Gronemeyer)
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The Dying Rays (feat. Herbert Gronemeyer)
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Stop the seconds flow
Oh, I'm too late
I'm back where I began at the start
I'm caught in the wake
I'll have my due and drag the rock up the hill
Nothing to lose that's not been lost
I wish the Sun anchored still
What I wanted disappears in the haze
A speck of dust held forever in the dying rays
Breath on the mirror
Nothing inside
The horizon's bareut in the night
I miss the pilot's light
Control and power, empires were built in our minds
But it will all go up in a blaze; only dust in the dying rays
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