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The Plot

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Through your walls and through your doors
Have you seen yourself before
Passing glance I see your face
I look away 'cause I'm afraid
Walking on - a cycle
Cycles are a ball and chain
Feel around you're in the dark
Hiring a voice to talk
Spoke so near to the silence
Of an innocent audience
Eye to eye and sin for sin
Hold the plot that's wearing thin

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