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Losing Prevenance

from Over Black Clouds by God.Fear.None

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Blame me for ending untimely my passion to declare what’s mine
I stand still unwilling to reply, for all that matters I feel dead inside

Bog down in unconcern
I’m losing my prevenance
To our obituary…
… And to all hope we refuse to see

Excuse my absence but I don’t feel any strain
And to the cause you bleed for, I can not relate

Deep down I m feeling no regrets for letting you destroy what’s mine
I stand still unable to reply, for all that matters I don’t care to try

Excuse my absence but I don’t feel any strain
And to the cause you bleed for, I can’t relate
Determined to fail and we wont feel a thing
We choose to blind ourselves in suffering

So when you painted an nding was there no place in it for me
Was it all that you hoped for, was it all you said it would be
And if I choose to forget you, will that bleed all the sickness in you
Did you like how you died, sacrifice my nothings for you

Bog down in unconcern
I’m losing my prevenance
To our obituary…
… And to all hope we refuse to see

So when you painted an nding was there no place in it for me
Was it all that you hoped for, was it all you said it would be
And if I choose to forget you, will that bleed all the sickness in you
Did you like how you died, sacrifice my nothings for you

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from Over Black Clouds, released October 10, 2010

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