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They will never let me go

from For me and you, this is what awaits​.​.​. by Dryvia

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They will never let me go

I stare at my own reflection,
wishing the way out this place.
I think it's my false intention,
that leaves you all without a trace.
I stare at my own reflection,
wishing the way out this place.
I think it's my false intention,
and i could never get away

They see everything,every fucking thing,
I cannot hide,i cannot go.
The hours pass so slow
I cannot take them any fucking more

Disgusting crowds, they are searching for me,
they watch me day by day, i just want them to go away.
My hands are shaking, I don't know why.
The voices,they tell me I'm sure they wouldn't lie

Now it's reaching me ! Now it's reaching me! Now it's reaching me, REACHING FOR ME!

You left us dead!
You left us dead!
You left us dead!
Inside our head!

You left me dead
inside my head,
behind locked doors
behind this...

And now i'm facing something that i could never leave,
lies i own so precious lies...
They will never let me go ,never let me go...

If all those stars were lies,
they'd dance over our heads!
They will shine through our paths,
until the end.
And all those thoughts,
I hide under my bed,
the false recollections,
They'll never leave my head

These visons, they hunt me down!
These visons, they hunt me down!

They will never let me go they will never let me they will never let me go never let me go never let me go
let me go let me gooooo let me goooooo let me gáooo let me go

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from For me and you, this is what awaits​.​.​., track released January 2, 2012

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