The Lost Chord
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The Lost Chord
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Maybe in a million years you can see them
They're something that you can't hear but you can feel them
Under who we think we are we are one with them
Look and see
Who do you think it is that is crying
When we are last in fear they are dying.
But in all the things they do they keep trying
To show us through
I have now grown tall in the ways I have been shown
Away, all gone, you are. I'm, Indivisible I
Maybe in a million years you will see them
Maybe we will see them
They're something you can't fear by you'll teel them
Feel the way
Under who we think we are we are one of them
So if we think we are, we are wrong
Even in a million years, we'll be wandering
Somewhere is all we are, yet we have each other
You and me, we must be in love
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Who performs "The Lost Chord"?
Steve Vai performs "The Lost Chord", and this lyric page sits inside the Steve Vai catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Alive In An Ultra World and And We Are One with a short reason for opening each page next.
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