The Room
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The Room
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Sometimes she feel so strange, sometimes she’s so numb (sometimes I feel so numb)
Welcome to this room where dreams come and go, like all those people who lost something
Waiting for a savior to say "be free"
And all the cuts on the skin reveal the memories they don't forgive
Redemption is pain when her eyes see
My eyes see it's too late
Sometimes I feel so strange, sometimes I feel so numb!
Welcome to this room where dreams come and go, like all those people who lost something!
Waiting for a savior to say "be free"
And all the cuts on the skin reveal the memories they don't forgive!
Redemption is pain when my eyes see
My eyes see it's too late
If I could see this pain outside of myself
I'd dress her every day, why am I so torn?
Why am I so torn?!
My eyes see it's too late
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Mirrors Room performs "The Room", and this lyric page sits inside the Mirrors Room catalog on LyroVerse.
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