Waiting For A Million Years
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Waiting For A Million Years
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When will there be forgiveness
Are there enough reasons
I do believe it's possible
We can find peace between us
In the real world all the numbers have no names
Real world--notice how the faces change
I've been waiting for a million years
All the promises and all the tears
Patiently waiting as the days go by
Still looking for the truth but finding lies
What will bring light to our eyes
When will we hear the laughter
Can we build hope on promises
Here on the edge of after
I've been waiting, still waiting
I've been waiting, still waiting
I've been waiting, still waiting
I've been waiting for a million years
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Missing Persons performs "Waiting For A Million Years", and this lyric page sits inside the Missing Persons catalog on LyroVerse.
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