Time Will Tell
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Time Will Tell
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Chains, can they be worn down
Blame in losing you
Lay all of your heartache on me
Heavy is the hand
Please, will you come closer
To see that I've broken down
I need my father
To be a part of who you are
I breathe to hear you in my heart
Take me home again
The year goes by
And our heart bleeds the same
Will I tell my son your vision fades
"Time will tell," my father said
"Time will tell," my father said
As you get older, you see
Good memories live on
But this sadness never leaves
Even though I'm not alone
I hurt for the places you be gone
Take me home
As the year goes by
And I will bleed the same
Will I tell my son your vision fades
"Time will tell," my father said
"Time will tell," my father said
Why was I stolen to sleep
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