"Watching the World (Fall Out of Love)" // Video by No One Mind
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Heaven is waiting
Waiting for someone far behind
Back of the breadline
With an ever-aching heart
I have been here once before
Watching fire from the sky
I can see it now
Watching the world fall out of love
Caught in a headlock
'Tween a rock and harder times
Wiping 'way tear drops
Making another sacrifice
I have seen it all before
Holding on for dearest life
I am blessed with honest ire
Watching the world fall out of love
Maybe a photograph
Maybe a child will set you right
Seeing the other side
Seeing the terror in their eyes
How long will it go?
Till you fade or till you stop
Watching the world fall out of love
Can you hear me now?
Can you see me now?
Will you feel it all
When I tell you how?
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Organos - Second Sight
04:27
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Let's unwind
One on each side
Get behind
Some bodies, not mine
Less is right
Nothing outside
Shapes and lines
Darker, then light
Codes inside
Sending us signs
All through the night
Wasting our time
Let's rewrite
What we don't like
Tongues all tied
Somebody try
Move aside
We can untie
Second sight
Forward this life
Hands held high
Crossing all lines
At your side
Walking in light
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