Destined For Tomorrow
Destined For Tomorrow lyrics by Odessa. What has this become... always so disconent meanings forever absent I can't do this any longer my destiny lies in the...
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Destined For Tomorrow
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What has this become...
always so disconent
meanings forever absent
I can't do this
any longer
my destiny lies in the path
of uncertanty
I'm waiting for a tomorrow,
that will
never come
that will, never come...
I can't do this any longer
the pendulum swings
your time is up
time is up
this is all just a moment in time
this future in the balance
tomorrow will never come
we will never live for today
let go of the aspiratings
as this dream fades away
this is my dream
no one will stand before me
this is my dreams
the biggest part of me
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