Triumph
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Triumph
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The wheel of hope
Starts turning
It may turn back
Ignore it
You build a home
Along the way
When the way turns black
Just don't care
What I hear
Is not what I see
What I fear now
Is what is left of me
What I hear
Is not what I see
All is clear now
Why it came to this
The silence has won
As we are too
This is a triumph
From me to you
From me to you
United as one
Divided in two
This is a triumph
For me and you
For me and you
For me and you
Climbing up
I'm slowly climbing up
Climbing up
The enemy is in us
The silence has won
As we are too
This is a triumph
From me to you
From me to you
United as one
Divided in two
This is a triumph
For me and you
For me and you
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Neurotech performs "Triumph", and this lyric page sits inside the Neurotech catalog on LyroVerse.
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