Unsound
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Unsound
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My eyes are clearer now so much more than before i took my turn
You'll never tell them where you're going or how to get there
Let them fear what they don't understand
I see the changing of hands
What ever makes you whole again
What ever brings you home
I never wanted this, i never wanted this
I fear i'm getting older i know my feet are dirtier now
I watch my youth fly right by like i couldn't stand to have it
Any other way
...can see the changing of hands
What ever makes you whole again
What ever brings you home
I never wanted this, i never wanted this
(never wanted)
What ever makes you whole again
What ever brings you home
I never said i'd do this on my own
What ever makes you whole again
What ever brings you home
I never wanted this, i never wanted this
I'm the only one still standing here
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Underoath performs "Unsound", and this lyric page sits inside the Underoath catalog on LyroVerse.
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