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Adema ~ Speculum


There's so many people dying You complain about your situation What about me? Half the world wouldn't know What it's like to lose your seed Maybe you can understand (how i feel) I cannot reach that soul You're probably watching over us Know that i think of you It's killing me The guilt has lasted years, still cry It was all planned out Why was i last to know? Don't you trust in me? The table's cold, it's too late To make up for these mistakes Maybe you can't understand (how i feel) I cannot reach that soul You're probably watching over us Know that i think of you It's killing me (how i feel) If i would have known I can't say what i would have done If you could forgive I'd like to rest with you someday (how i feel) I cannot reach that soul You're probably watching over us Know that i think of you It's killing me (how i feel) If i would have known I can't say what i would have done If you could forgive I'd like to rest with you someday more free lyrics

There's so many people dying
You complain about your situation
What about me?
Half the world wouldn't know
What it's like to lose your seed
Maybe you can understand

(how i feel)
I cannot reach that soul
You're probably watching over us
Know that i think of you
It's killing me

The guilt has lasted years, still cry
It was all planned out
Why was i last to know?
Don't you trust in me?
The table's cold, it's too late
To make up for these mistakes
Maybe you can't understand

(how i feel)
I cannot reach that soul
You're probably watching over us
Know that i think of you
It's killing me
(how i feel)
If i would have known
I can't say what i would have done
If you could forgive
I'd like to rest with you someday

(how i feel)
I cannot reach that soul
You're probably watching over us
Know that i think of you
It's killing me
(how i feel)
If i would have known
I can't say what i would have done
If you could forgive
I'd like to rest with you someday

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