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We Used To Look At The Stars

by Ometra

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We used to look at the stars And see the wonders of the skies We used to look further ahead Far beyond our own chance And now our heads are bowed down With our vitreous eyes that can't reach our soul We forget and neglect That life is a race we didn't expect May I have the force to regain my sight? I don't want to be left in this world in blight Let me rip off this veil that's smothering me All that I need is a sign that I'll be free We used to look at the stars Imaging all the flares of all suns We are keen to find the sense of all things Guided by the crave to bear the missing ring May I have the force to regain my sight? I don't want to be left in this world in blight Let me rip off this veil that's smothering me All that I need is a sign that I'll be free But we have too many strings to unravel A clew is just a ball in the shadows In this place we look for nature's mistake We are passengers carried to the grave May I have the force to regain my sight? I don't want to be left in this world in blight Let me rip off this veil that's smothering me All that I need is a sign that I'll be free

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