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Blindside ~ Where The Sun Never Dies


I think I saw a place in the distance We've always known it was there When I have breathed for the last time I'll walk out to the end of that pier There is that place in our conscience So talk so loud so you won't hear and forget But I'll still call it home (Chorus) Where the sun never dies Shine away my shadow Where it's bright when I shut my eyes I'll drink until I'm not thirsty The sun never dies Shine away my shadow It's just waiting to rise I'll see You on that day When I walk those last steps Your way There's something moving in the shadows There is that rumor of hope When the spirit starts roaring For so long we have but no longer will we cope Love is personified I'd rather die in love Than stay alive numb I'll still call it home I'm still longing home (Chorus) I'll see You on that day When I walk those last steps Your way I'll see You on that day When I walk those last steps Your way more free lyrics

I think I saw a place in the distance
We've always known it was there
When I have breathed for the last time
I'll walk out to the end of that pier
There is that place in our conscience
So talk so loud so you won't hear and forget
But I'll still call it home

(Chorus)
Where the sun never dies
Shine away my shadow
Where it's bright when I shut my eyes
I'll drink until I'm not thirsty
The sun never dies
Shine away my shadow
It's just waiting to rise
I'll see You on that day
When I walk those last steps Your way

There's something moving in the shadows
There is that rumor of hope
When the spirit starts roaring
For so long we have but no longer will we cope
Love is personified
I'd rather die in love
Than stay alive numb
I'll still call it home
I'm still longing home

(Chorus)

I'll see You on that day
When I walk those last steps Your way
I'll see You on that day
When I walk those last steps Your way

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