Fragments
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Fragments
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Fragments on the sea
Birds of prey above
All that lies beneath
No longer what it was, it changed
Why can't we relate
Shadows from the deep
Your thoughts were afraid of
Secrets that we keep
The surface of our love and hate
Why can't we relate
With ourselves with what we open
Up when it's too late
What we used to be
What we will become
Words we cannot see
Breaking up by one, by one
Slowly we felt under a spell
One by one
Slowly we wake up
Fragments of a scene
From a distance they jumped down
Little time machines
Messages of love and hate
Why can't we relate
With ourselves with what we open
Up when it's too late
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Who performs "Fragments"?
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