No Time
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No Time
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Did anyone see the sky today?
Did anyone hear these children cry?
Did anyone tell me a lie today?
Did anyone open up their eyes?
Did anyone, oh, feel pain today?
Did anyone see these children die?
Did anyone see our country starve today?
Well I have, I broke down and cried.
Tomorrow is too late,
and I tell you, I can't wait.
There is no time.
No, there is no time.
Did anyone see reality?
Did anyone really even try?
Did anyone see our country die today?
Well I have, I broke down and cried.
Tomorrow is too late,
and I tell you, I can't wait.
There is no time.
No, there is no time.
Tomorrow is too late,
and I tell you, I can't wait.
There is no time.
No, there is no time.
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Tsol performs "No Time", and this lyric page sits inside the Tsol catalog on LyroVerse.
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