Set Me Free
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Set Me Free
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From nowhere to the other side
Where the sun shines so bright
I feel like a morning star
A new skin it's hard but thin
The dream has come true
And the place it's new
The time has come I see the heaven
The time has come to change my mind
Set me free - I'm running into the sunrise
Let me free - My private hell behind
Broken mirror on the floor
I walk over the broken pieces
The time has come to see the heavens
The time has come to change my mind
Set me free...
Set me free...
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The time has come to see the heavens
The time has come to change my mind
Set me free...
Set me free...
Set me free...
Set me free...
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Mercury Tide performs "Set Me Free", and this lyric page sits inside the Mercury Tide catalog on LyroVerse.
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