Divided
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Divided
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Divided...divided...
Divided in your life and mine
For how long I've been waiting?
For a father who was never there
You can't face me, you can't stare me
Twenty one years wasn't enough?
Starring at the sun, let my eyes bleed once more
And waiting for tomorrow, let my eyes bleed once more
It kills me from inside to know that I'm not wanted
To know that I'm not wanted
Bastard dreams you had
(starring at the sun)
Waiting for tomorrow
(starring at the sun)
And divided in your life and mine
Now show up and let me spit in your
Spit in your face
I am waiting for tomorrow
I am waiting for tomorrow
Divided...divided...
Divided in your life and mine
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