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Anacrusis

In poetry, an anacrusis (Ancient Greek: ἀνάκρουσις "pushing up") is the lead-in syllables, collectively, that precede the first full foot of a line. Most commonly seen in lines of iambic pentameter, this technique applies a variation on the typical pentameter line causing it to appear at first glance as trochaic. more »

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1990

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Wrong, all that we are
Living, breathing lies
Wrong, all that I feel
All compassion dies

[Chorus:]
Once hand in hand
And now detached
Befriend the pace
The lonely trance, detached

Wrong, all that I see
Something inside denies
Wrong, all that I feel
Something inside me cries

[Chorus]

What can I say when there are no words?
I can't explain what I cannot understand

Wrong, all that we do
Dismiss the things we've said
Wrong, all we become
We stumble misguided

[Chorus]

Something in you, something in me
We're trying to control
Something in you, something in me
We're trying to overcome
Something in you, something in me
We're trying to understand
Something in you, something in me
We're trying to break out

What can I say when there are no words ?
I can't explain what I can't understand

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