Surface
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Surface
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As i hide in the shadows of my mind--bury the pain that surrounds me--bury my fear--as i stare into the mirror, anger turns to
Fear--dreams cast into fire, as hope falls beneath their tears--closing the doors behind me--to where my thought are buried--if i
Could touch the surface, what would i see--if i could crawl to the surface, what would i find--crawl to the surface--anger turns
To fear, dreams cast into fire--as hope falls beneath their tears--if i could touch the surface, what would i see--if i could
Crawl to the surface, what would i find--as stare into your eyes--the same eyes that betray me--for the last time.
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Morta Skuld performs "Surface", and this lyric page sits inside the Morta Skuld catalog on LyroVerse.
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