Two Worlds
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Two Worlds
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The sense required is all too vague
Within my faculties, building me
This awesome presence longs to see
The times I've fallen, the times I've failed
And I've never seen my hands
And I couldn't walk away
Two worlds are the same tomorrow
Still I must not complain
The sense acquired is all too grave
With less than one percent left in me
This awesome prison locked and sealed
For times I've borrowed, for times I've failed
And I've never seen my hands
And I couldn't walk away
Two worlds are the same tomorrow
Still I must not complain
And I've never seen my hands
And I couldn't walk away
Two worlds are the same tomorrow
Still I must not complain
And I've never heard a whisper
And I'd never speak of pain
Two worlds are the same tomorrow
To all I seem inane
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Who performs "Two Worlds"?
Paradise Lost performs "Two Worlds", and this lyric page sits inside the Paradise Lost catalog on LyroVerse.
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