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Artist: Roger Waters
Canonical path: /roger-waters/511-am-the-moment-of-clarity
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5.11 AM (The Moment Of Clarity)
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5.11 AM (The Moment Of Clarity)
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And the moment of clarity
Faded like charity does
Sometimes
I opened one eye
And I put out my hand just to touch your soft hair
To make sure in the darkness that you were still there
And I have to admit
I was just a little afraid, oh yeah
But then...
I had a little bit of luck
You were awake
I couldn't take another moment alone.
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