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Artist: Marshall law
Canonical path: /marshall-law/seek-and-you-shall-find
Related lyric paths: 6
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Seek and You Shall Find
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Seek and You Shall Find
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You fail to see religiously and criticise security
Let them fall one and all
Seek and you shall find
apeace within the mind
Forever into destiny
The spark of life shines on in me
To see the light that shines on us all
Perchance on dreams in targedy
To stop the fear that grows in me
Against them all, not one, but all
The sands of time fade out from me
Those sad eyes stare perpetually (back at me)
I can not change, watch me fall
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