Broken Buildings
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Broken Buildings
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Saturate my mind with memories
Of the Only One Who ever loved me
Everything in time will fade away
It's left me here in broken buildings
I'll never know what You see in me
What did You see in me, what do You see in me?
Is there beauty in these broken buildings?
What did You see in me, what do You see in me?
You found beauty in these broken buildings
Moments of regret used to be
The thoughts that often times consumed me
As shadows hid the eyes that said it all
It's left me here in broken buildings
And how could I repay the priceless gift You gave?
I'll never understand why You would take my place
You saw me at my worst, and still, You never left
Even when my world came crashing down
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Seventh Day Slumber performs "Broken Buildings", and this lyric page sits inside the Seventh Day Slumber catalog on LyroVerse.
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