Wasting Away
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Wasting Away
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A little less all of the time
And soon nothing is less enough
A conception of small that can't
Be seen or measured
Scarping away at the essence
Of everything and substance
Forcing a fit into a size
Impossible and incompatible
Where are you going
Your destination is far off
An infinite distance away
I can't see you making it there
I can't even see you now
[Solo: Ian]
Wasting away until nothing at all is left
Fighting to sustain a state of invisibleness
Leaving yourself behind again and again
You will disappear before your true end
Wasting away
[Solo: Wu]
Where are you going
I can't see you
Don't disappear
I won't to see you [x2]
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