Appearances
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Appearances
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The black features, stare at our looks
Dark and deep is our reflection
But alive is our heart!
Don't think us so different
We have the same feelings
We are your equal
Just a little different
Don't be afraid
When you're in our company
The black features, stare at our looks
Dark and deep is our reflection
But alive is our heart!
What can appear as suffering?
It is best to laugh
Appearances!
Don't trust the appearances
This time is a lesson
Don't trust the appearances
Next time will the punishment!
The black features, stare at our looks
Dark and deep is our reflection
But alive is our heart!
The black features, stare at our looks
Dark and deep is our reflection
But alive is our heart!
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Lost Opera performs "Appearances", and this lyric page sits inside the Lost Opera catalog on LyroVerse.
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