Phantom Limb
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Phantom Limb
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When the clouds in the sky grow grey and dark
And the spirits flow deep in my bones
The glow of the fire still remains
My skin still feels the warmth
I can see you breathe from the other side of the window
With gusts of pain striking again and again
The sun comforts my limbs
One by one, taking what's cold and all of my hurting
The sun and I become one
When the lightning strikes and the rain sets in
And the raindrops roll down the window
My body feels lonely and cold
Yet somehow I can feel the sun
My body shivers from the warmth inside
It wiggles the bones of my broken heart
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Robert Schilling performs "Phantom Limb", and this lyric page sits inside the Robert Schilling catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to A Day To Breathe and Chase with a short reason for opening each page next.
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