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The Sleeper

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Trouble Canonical path: /trouble/the-sleeper Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
Lyrics

The Sleeper

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Noises in the corner of the park

do birds fly higher in the dark

scenes of unopened eyes - goodbye

this is where the lonely sleeper's soul lies

Shine on everyone

somewhere there's got to be a better sun

where is peace and understanding

strong winds of promise blow away

lost in a cloud of mystery - I'm free

this is where the lonely sleeper's soul lies

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