Chimera
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Chimera
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You say it's all about intention
A chimera in disguise
Its about your life, the greed
The loneliness it needs now
Just to say you;ve claimed the prize
Of letting go...
You say you're all about your virtue
But it's a harlequin of shame
You look around confused by the sound
Of intention gone aground now
Because it's all about the fame
And now you're letting go
But it's a little late
There's little time to show
So tell me now...
Would you do it all again...
Could you do it all again...
You say it's all about
Forgiveness now...
Well you can grovel if you'd like
But turn around,
Do you hear that sound
That's integrity gone aground now
In the name of sacrifice
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Tea Party performs "Chimera", and this lyric page sits inside the Tea Party catalog on LyroVerse.
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