Pale Faces
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Pale Faces
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One hour ago - a step back in time
The season drew the pupils in my eyes
When the water turned to blood
It turned my guilt into the lies
Gold is the metal of purity
My body has turned in for good
Every crawling corner in my mind
Changing the things i understood
How can it be - That you're blinded again
You can hear them dying within
the souls under your skin
Crunple in a sea of sin
Gold is the metal of purity
My body has turned in for good
Every crawling corner in my mind
Changing the things i understood
So well - so bright
Im flying away - i cannot stay
dawn breaks free
and pale faces are turning the night
Gold is the metal of purity
My body has turned in for good
Every crawling corner in my mind
Changing the things i understood
So well - so bright
Im flying away - i cannot stay
dawn breaks free
and pale faces are turning the night
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