The Watcher
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The Watcher
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Fell the silent eyes of truth
On a ever spinning wheel
He can see right through your thoughts
To the part of you that’s real
Can you feel
The watchers eyes on you
No place to run If your time is due
Save your tears From the light of day
The silent one will break
All your dreams and fantasies
Desecrating all you schemes
Only he can sense our slide
To eternal purgatory
Can you feel
The watchers eyes on you
If your time is due
Save your tears
From the light of day
The silent one will break
Feel the silent eyes of truth
On a ever spinning wheel
Only he can sense our slide
To eternal purgatory
Come before the final curtain falls
The time to hesitate are past
All the people are now lost in darkness
To late
To change your ways before
The wasted days before
Before the tear filled eyes of the watcher
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