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The Light That Shines
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With those words you said to me
I fell into a void
Please, won't you let me go
Without any memories
I played with all the possibilities
Left with one, the disability
To love you more & to love me less
To see the future right in front of me
Something that made me cry & confess
Made a home in my heart
Every day I seem to recess
This life crumbles & I fall apart
Hey, I'm learning to receive
The light that shines upon me
While I'm learning to see
The fight is already gone
Kind of feels like the end of the world
Kind of feels like a beautiful day
Making me want to smile through the pain
It's all the old love, I throw it away
I get it all now
there's no one to blame
For a heart that is inane
So take what you will & go
I have nothing left to give
We broke everything & sew
nothing back together no more
All of the essence that life has to give
Will find it's way back to me when I forgive
This life crumbles & I fall apart
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Tantalize Kajaani, Finland
Music by Tantalize.
Collaborating with artists worldwide.
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