Sweet Atonement
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Sweet Atonement
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Speak to me one last time, smile at me once more
I cannot bear this distance, our memories galore
In lucid dreams I'm dancing, my cries echo unheard
Your soul now deaf to my every bitter word
My muted love, may you rest forever
Cradled to the sounds of this lullaby
In our sweet atonement we slumber secretly
We'll never comprehend that we never should have been
Oh this tru love story is buried in memories
Let me crawwl inside you to open your weary eyes
Heal the wound that broke you, recover all goodbyes
My muted love, when were we raided?
Who dare leave us, jaded and torn
In our sweet atonement we slumber secretly
We'll never comprehend that we never should have been
Oh this tru love story is buried in memories
And my voice was silenced the moment we started to dream
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