Perpetual Dream
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Perpetual Dream
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The trouble is calling me out, son
It's working its way down our street
Looks like everyone's getting theirs, fighting its way through our city
The rumbling is growing deafening, we'll have to escape through our ceiling
Maybe that was a dream
My mind has been working me
And I can't get any sleep
So life becomes a perpetual dream
The ground, it just swallowed me up
I fell through the darkness and cold
'Saw a light grow beneath me, a city weathered and old
The people were just living, believing their world had a ceiling
Heading towards the sun, sweet little one
Yeah, its about time
You're finally making some wings, sweet little one
Yeah, it's about time
But you might find as you drift in closer
To the sun, your wax wings will melt
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Parlour Steps performs "Perpetual Dream", and this lyric page sits inside the Parlour Steps catalog on LyroVerse.
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