The Price That We Pay
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The Price That We Pay
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Woke up with a sense of wonder, been asleep for years
Someone else's movie invading my ears
Rise up to the window, smile in the afternoon sun
This is year number zero, this is day number one
And all the dreams that we, had have come true in a different way
And all the scenes of our lives don't add up to that much of a pay
But the time that we stole in the garden of eden
Was worth the price that we pay
No regrets, no revivals, no tears, it's a brand new day
Riding the A-train, admiring the view
Wish I was drowning, in an ocean of you
Darkness is falling, right out of the sky
Can't make it till Monday, but I've got to try
And all the dreams that we, had have come true in a different way
And all the scenes of our lives don't add up to that much of a pay
But the time that we stole in the garden of eden
Was worth the price that we pay
No regrets, no revivals, no tears, it's a brand new day
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Hurricane#1 performs "The Price That We Pay", and this lyric page sits inside the Hurricane#1 catalog on LyroVerse.
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