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Frames

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Frames

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I hope you find my door

Before I move away

And you'd tell me what to see

Inside of all these frames

I'm trying to see it through

As I'm waiting for a change

And I can't figure out

What is it all about

I see you walking away so far from me

Hiding yourself behind the veil

It won't take too long before you forget my name again

I've lost myself in this senseless way

The fragments of your lies

Saturate this sight

And it used to be so clear

Thought we'd never part our ways

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