Remembrances
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Remembrances
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Look at me
This sea of memories
Touch my skin
And see all that is beneath
I've seen a hundred risings
I've lived to see them fall
I've seen it all
I've been so far
In search for the light
Within my mind
Remember nothing is in vain
After these years
Blessings and sins
I am released
The moments lived now seem so faint
My old hands
So tired of writing
Letters to people already dead
Near to the gates of death
About to knock on them
I know I'll live
I've been so far
In search for the light
Within my mind
Remember nothing is in vain
After these years
I've been released
These memories
Are all I've been
And as I leave
I am in peace
Rain hits my skin
Light flares the air
Fears left tears dried
Now I remember a timeless essence
My soul enlightened
I know I'll live
When rain
Hits your skin
My spirit ascending
I am one with the light
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