Clockwork Toy
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Clockwork Toy
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You didn't have enough power
To defeat what has come in front of you
You put forward the hands of the clock again
You learned the way to get away
You learned the way to tell a lie
You made them believe you
And then you disappeared
You can't turn the hands of the clock back anymore
Even for a moment
Your anxious to return to your old days
You watch yourself in the past
Who were gleaming in the gloomy shade
You remember the warmth covering your body
And I want you to smile again
At that time when everything was shining
All I wanted was not money nor material
But your purity
I only wanted you to turn the pain into joy
The most simple, the most painful
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Who performs "Clockwork Toy"?
Hellchild performs "Clockwork Toy", and this lyric page sits inside the Hellchild catalog on LyroVerse.
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