Selfless
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Selfless
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The bars within your mind
And you learn the fear
Windows sealed with tragedy
Keep the daylight out
And me further from you
Free your mind
And release the bird that once was free and beautiful
Open your eyes
Nothing here to hurt you
Free my mind
And bring the salvation in the shape of life
Just please don't give it up
Too much to give, and even more to get
Were the flowers too beautiful
For you to touch them or even look?
And did the sun rise too early?
Painting the sky dark, deep red
Red is my dawn
And when the voices are getting louder
I can hardly hear you breathing
Was it this world that made you
So fragile and empty inside?
Such a beautiful mind
So pure, you couldn't take it
I will hold my breath and sky is further than ever
Just don't give up
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