Dark Star (feat. The Void Pacific Choir)
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Dark Star (feat. The Void Pacific Choir)
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"I tried so hard", I said
"The life I saw, so wrongly led"
The two paths in this dimming place
The light so faint I can't see your face
So turn on the light so I can see
Turn off the hope you had for me
Turn on the voice that cries again
Turn on the lights, turn on the rain
Why sell what's given free?
The new looks old when one is three
Brighter than the sun
Brighter than the moon
Brighter than a darkstar high at noon
So turn on the light so I can see
Turn off the hope you had for me
Turn on the voice that cries again
Turn on the lights, turn on the rain
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