Silent Telephone
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Silent Telephone
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Machines are sounding loud
Obsessors vibrate in the air
Your pain fills my eyes every day, every night
You can change your face
But you can't change and hide your soul
I can't stop hearing voices of phantoms
when the wind blows
Waiting for some bellring but there's only a...
Silent telephone
You will die alone
And you may think it's a dream
When life isn't what it seems
Then you wake up and it still remains
It doesn't hurt, yet you do feel pain
So you shout through the wires
Stand up, jump in the fire
But at the first stroke you'll find out the truth
'cause on the other line no one waits for you
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Who performs "Silent Telephone"?
Harry performs "Silent Telephone", and this lyric page sits inside the Harry catalog on LyroVerse.
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