Prologue
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Prologue
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It is an ocean oh so grey
Nothing is clear now
Something mine was left
undone
I wasn't sure of...
And now I have to pray and hope
For your sweet arms
now
Something that I have to touch
I want
You.........
So cold and
pale
Agnostic to my love
Render blessing sins
And I ......
Preacher to the
walls
Monotonic tone
Procrastinator blind
Something wrong came undone
I
never believed that
Holding myself no to crawl
I was sure of...
Now I have to
prove myself
Greater strength than
Something that I must control
But I
want
You.........
So cold and pale
Agnostic to my love
Render blessing
sins
And I ......
Preacher to the walls
Monotonic tone
Procrastinator
blind
And Want
You.........
So cold and pale
Agnostic to my love
Render
blessing sins
And I ......
Preacher to the walls
Monotonic
tone
Procrastinator blind
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