Messenger
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Messenger
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See the footprints in the sand
They will soon disapear
Made by the messenger from the other world
Crossing deserts and seas
Valleys and mountains
Carrying his burden without a world
You never wanted me to know
You never wanted me to feel all your pain
Now you're bringing me the answer
Master lead me to your
Messenger! I'm waiting for your sign
Messenger! You got something that is mine
He's getting closer
With every step he takes
He won't stop and rest before his mission is complete
He knows that you are waiting
He has known for many years
Don't be scared he'll find you he will hear your call
You never wanted me to know
You never wanted me to feel all your pain
Now you're bringing me the answer
Master lead me to your
Messenger! I'm waiting for your sign
Messenger! You got something that is mine
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