The Ladder
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The Ladder
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in a darkened room
sun burned a hole in your eyes
afraid to leave the tomb
afraid to look at the sky
you will be waking soon
come on and open your eyes
you will be waking soon
come on see through the disguise
head in a grey balloon
waiting to witness a sign
head in a grey balloon
immune to passing of time
you will be waking soon
come on and open your eyes
you will be waking soon
come on see through the disguise
your hollow apathy
is not concerning me
stuck somewhere in-between
a dying wish and a dream
question philosophy
reject hypocrisy
stuck somewhere in-between
a dying wish and a dream
reaching out for something
something i cannot find
reaching out for someone
someone is left behind
your hollow apathy
is not concerning me
stuck somewhere in-between
a dying wish and a dream
question philosophy
reject hypocrisy
stuck somewhere inbetween
a dying wish and a dream
come on and open your eyes
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Who performs "The Ladder"?
Teresa Muller performs "The Ladder", and this lyric page sits inside the Teresa Muller catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to A Dark Whole and Beneath The Killing Floor with a short reason for opening each page next.
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