Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Symphorce
Canonical path: /symphorce/the-waking-hour
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Waking Hour
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The Waking Hour
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The time has come, the sun has set
We're lost where colors are turning black
As we move further down the line
You stabbed me in the back!
You mislead your pride with the turning of the tide
At the walking hour, on just the other day
I told myself this would go away
At the walking hour, I've wasted so much time
I'm wide awake with only one face in my mind
The broken words we tried to say
Our memories, a silent blade
Lost in confusion before it's began
We're wounded, blind and afraid
Every time your lips speak words
Both a blessing and a curse
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