Outside Looking In
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Outside Looking In
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And the rain runs down
On my cold, cold face
My body slowly drowning
From the darkest path
To the lightest hour
I am searching for a meaning
The days are passing by
I miss the past
Was I only dreaming
To this day I know
Everywhere I go
I only feel like screaming
And I still am waiting here for you
and I still am looking everywhere
But I'm still out in the rain...hope you let me in
I'm outside looking in
Walking empty streets
Miss your body heat
But the feeling's slowly fading
A riot's in my head
Have I gone insane?
Or will you walk into my life...again...
And I still am waiting here for you
and I still am looking everywhere
But I'm still out in the rain...hope you let me in
I'm outside looking in
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