Forever After
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Forever After
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It's orchestrated by another hand
Believe inferior dreams that I am
Orchestrated I don't understand
Belief increasing in me that I am
If only we could see and live the dream
If only we could still believe the dream
Forever after
Forever after maybe (sing)
Forever After
Without frustration
With no master plan
With nothing left of the dream that began
If only we could see and live the dream
If only we could still believe the dream
Forever after
Forever after maybe (sing)
Forever After
Forever after
Forever after maybe (sing)
Forever After
If only we could see and live the dream
If only we could still believe the dream
Frailty, frailty
Say you love me, till I get back
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Paradise Lost performs "Forever After", and this lyric page sits inside the Paradise Lost catalog on LyroVerse.
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