Page type: lyric reference
Artist: John Thomas Taylor
Canonical path: /john-thomas-taylor/dear-unknown
Related lyric paths: 6
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Dear Unknown
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Dear Unknown
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Dear Unknown,
I've waited so long for you here now
Imagine the day when we know how
The story goes
Thus I gather here and stay awake
To prevent dreaming of you
Now a healthy absence
And a silent stillness
Prevents dreaming of you
Some time has passed
But you're still my source
Of life, and drive, and woe
And hello bereavement
Dreams come rescue me
Put an end to this day
Consider me the least original
But the one who cares
Consider me the one who waits
But dies waiting
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