Gods Reflex
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A Midpoint Display

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Gods Reflex Canonical path: /gods-reflex/a-midpoint-display Related lyric paths: 6
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A Midpoint Display

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candor entraps your willing eyes emit conclude arise

the sound's in my heart i couldn't believe you could still exalt it when i never

asked for you to think but hear this did i wait for you?

i've been so down and dry. sound sound cleft right in the soul speak

i couldn't believe you'd extol this

i never thought that you could show this

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