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you think you can be the one
when it all comes undone
finding the space and the place to erase the mistakes
rewinding from behind that mirrored looking glass
I can see your past and your future
I can see from tomorrow to yesterday

you try and deceive with your greed and misdeed guiding with blind eyes
foregoing the aside
due to fear of what one might hear
will this trouble one day consume
and the deceived become achieved
believe all the lies you reprise and fit to size
but you will never be free


I can see you - I can


You pray for the meek who seek nothing more
than ignorance itself
to keep the innocent clean the obscene is unseen
cascading black dreams all part of your creed
but me you can’t change
no you can not change
no you can not change me.


I can see you - I can


last time they cried the glass tear in your eye
broke apart again what could have been
magnificently rising they raced only to be displaced
enough of the fight forfeiting the right
for the wrongs you have thrust
but I believe
yes I believe in them
in them I do believe.


I can see you - I can



I can… see you .. try to hide from my eyes…. your disguise is compromised … unhand your plan…

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from Sounds From My Living Room Vol. 2, released August 27, 2011

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