An Ever Present Past
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An Ever Present Past
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We live ghosts of ourselves Reflections of a past so present Endless haunts, no farewells
We are only slaves to our actions
One slip and this will sew on your skin And so will be your own curse
Boundaries created with actions from the past
It makes us always live the same version
Changes become threats
And what has been will be your haunting
Always live the same version
It is always fall into the same illusion That nothing is fleeting
And everything will always happen again
Always live on automatic
Fearing any difference
From his repeated eternal routine
Boundaries created with actions from the past It makes us always live the same version Changes become threats And what has been will be your haunting
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Raphael Rody performs "An Ever Present Past", and this lyric page sits inside the Raphael Rody catalog on LyroVerse.
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