Farewells
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Farewells
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I can´t stop pretending
That´t there is something left
But still i feel your heartbeat in the dark
There are many reasons
For me to let you go
But i can´t find strength to give you up
Chorus:
Running out of words to say
I would not use them anyway
Separation lines are drawn
What we shared is mostly gone
The empty glass i stare in
Gave comfort for a while
Still there is so much that i can´t realize
The years we spend together
The book that we have closed
And still there are some chapters left to write
Chorus:
Running out of words to say
I would not use them anyway
Separation lines are drawn
What we shared is mostly gone
Take a look at our lives
Answer in honesty
Let me know if devotion´s left
Just go on with your life
And take care on your way
Our journey end on this road
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The Sorrow performs "Farewells", and this lyric page sits inside the The Sorrow catalog on LyroVerse.
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