Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Slave Unit
Canonical path: /slave-unit/slow-time
Related lyric paths: 6
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Slow Time
Read Slow Time lyrics by Slave Unit on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Slow Time
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your presence means nothing
without your touch
your voice will never mean
quite as much
i know it's not real
real to think
it's better off not knowing
not knowing a thing
you were right it not
meaning a thing
your eyes will now forever
forever sting
knowing that you could
never be there
hurts in a way
you could never care
alone i stand
and i stay
forever is an awful
price to pay
will i ever stand at the base
the base of your heart
not me i'm playing
a different part
i can never shake these thoughts
they might slow in time
but they will never
never die
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