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Failling

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Platitude Canonical path: /platitude/failling Related lyric paths: 6
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Failling

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[Solo]

Disconnected

Plastic faces, bold embraces

And I cover my eyes with my hands

Like a child, invisible

It's time to face the mirror

And start to live again

It's time to face the mirror

Bullets flying

Children crying

Planet's dying

Logic, fear

Autopilot brain

Falling, I'm falling...

Who will catch me

free falling

Who will catch us

And we cover our eyes

It's time to face the mirror

What have we done

It's time to face the mirror!

[Solo]

It's time to face the mirror

And start to live again

It's time to face the mirror!

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