We'll See
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We'll See
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We’ll see
We’ll see
We’ll see
How am I supposed to right this wrong?
All that I had before is gone
No older myth to guide me home
Seems I’ll just have to make my own
Now that our touch is sacred
All the love that you gave us
Are we wasting time?
Are we wasting time?
Now that our touch is sacred
All the love that you gave us
Are we wasting time?
Are we wasting time?
We’ll see
We’ll see
We’ll see
Where should I look to find the one?
Into the past or what’s to come?
Sun rises up and I'm still torn
Can’t help but feel I'm not alone
Now there’s a myth to guide me home
Far in the future the past looks on
Now that our touch is sacred
All the love that you gave us
Are we wasting time?
Are we wasting time?
Now that our touch is sacred
All the love that you gave us
Are we wasting time?
Are we wasting time?
We’ll see
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