Divided
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Divided
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I have a wish
I want to learn
I want to see
And I want to affirm...
That what I see in reflection day to day isn't all I am
Say what you see when you close your eyes and glide
The only shell who can circumvent the tide
Shares of himself and tells us what he knows, a piece of him will stay...
When the rest of him...
...goes
For now you are divided
I have a wish
I want to learn
I want to see
And I want to affirm
That what is here; broken record everyday...
Isn't all there is
Say what you see when you close your eyes and glide
The only shell to circumvent the tide
Shares of himself and tells us what he knows
A piece of him will stay...the piece of him that stays....helps me grow
The piece of you - That makes you you - That piece stays.
That piece of you - Makes you you. Don't be afraid
You're only divided
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