What I See
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What I See
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I see a planet that's glowing red
I see the millions burning in their beds
I see the beauty that might have been
torn from the future by hungry men
I have the same dream every night
I wake up shaking in the morning light
I don't know what could be expected of me
I only know that I believe what i see
and you -- do you see what I see
yeah you -- do you see what I see
this isn't quite the way I thought it would be
it seems they want to make a symbol of me
I have the power that can keep us alive
it's a sugar coated pill and it's bitter inside
I have the same dream every night
I wake up shaking in the morning light
I don't know what could be expected of me
I only know that I believe what i see
and you -- do you see what I see
yeah you -- do you see what I see
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Planet P performs "What I See", and this lyric page sits inside the Planet P catalog on LyroVerse.
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