Time Floats On
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Time Floats On
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(lieutenant)
What child
This night
Whose dreams
Take flight?
What child
Somewhere
Sleeps
Unaware?
What life
That yet
Has no
Regrets?
What child
Who knows
What dreams
I've closed?
Time floats on
As i write these letters
That you'll never see
Still each one's gone
Placed in a bottle
So tides they might follow
And somehow find their way to thee
What child
This night
Whose wings
Take flight?
On evening
Winds
What dreams
Begins?
Each day
Begets
Its own
Regrets
Do i
Dare wait
Or joust
With fate?
Time floats on
As i write these letters
That you'll never see
Still each one's gone
Placed in a bottle
So the tides they might follow
And somehow find their way to thee
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Trans-Siberian Orchestra performs "Time Floats On", and this lyric page sits inside the Trans-Siberian Orchestra catalog on LyroVerse.
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