Forgotten In Time
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Forgotten In Time
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How the sun burns those black eyes as cold as winter snow
& how the light ...flashes that white skin so damned scarred
Why’s so hard to make you stand again
There’s no will to survive
Come inside my chest and take my heart
It’s so frail
Falling! Inside the circle of your doubts
Crying! Among the crystal silence
Searching! Above the ocean and the stars
Giving! One caress, then hit back!
Oh… can you hear them?
Say … if she has one more chance …
Why’s so hard to make you stand again
There’s no will to survive
Come inside my chest and take my heart
It’s so damn frail
Just searching for the clearest spark in the night
Unburying answers forgotten in time
Is silence now who wants to speak?
Falling!
Crying!
Searching!
Giving!
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Sacramento performs "Forgotten In Time", and this lyric page sits inside the Sacramento catalog on LyroVerse.
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