Invisible Movement
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Invisible Movement
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Extra time when you think it's over
Live a life when you've rolled over and died
I don't feel pain
I don't travel this line
Levitate and feel the ground get closer
Ecstasy made every step a mile
When it becomes a waste
Why hold on for dear life
Wide pain in the blue white break up
All paths divide
Life has a way of opening up
All names travel with their owner
Tho' they've no space, they move all around
I see invisable moment in every town
Every cry is a seperate emotion
Happenings are planned
And then they arrive
They go on with or without you there
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