Healing Subconsciously
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Healing Subconsciously
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Out in the distance small faces in pain
Came along always in search
Of entering dreams
They all fade away, to return some other day
Helding their mirrors reflecting my sin
What do you want to sell me with this thing
They all fade away, to return some other day
Always leaving a picture to stand
With erased faces, what now do they tell
They all fade away, to return some other day
Limit their scent and somehow I do trust
Everything is working out for a main cause
They all fade away, to return some other day
All our faces will be eon
When the mirror catches your soul
Let the good side of you rule
Now let it go, now get it on
Out of nowhere they came and they left
Was it me or do these children exist
They all fade away
To be turning some other beings
Many days have past
And some new will be born
Thanks a lot children for feeding this heart
They all fade away, to return some other day
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