Absence Of Light
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Absence Of Light
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In a hall of a thousand mirrors
Reflecting all I have ever done
A corridor of ignorance
At the end there’s a window
A misty view of what is to come
In the sky the clouds are gathering
Absence of light, I am afraid
I don’t know why, don’t know how
I was lost, alone and astray
Where am I
Where am I heading
I walk in circles
I see no end
Absence of light
All I see is darkness
Absence of light
All I see is nothing!
A fain light, far in the distance
A skyline of a land never seen
Lacking clarity and form
Enchanting heath in between
Where am I
Where am I heading
I walk in circles
I see no end
Absence of light
All I see is darkness
Absence of light
All I see is nothing!
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