Polyfonia
from Disaster Art by Apples of Idun
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lyrics
Counting the hours
In the centre of a dream
The way you keep on hiding
Is blasphemy in sleep
And I know you're buried
Deep under the sin
And I know if we'd get in
We would beg for more
Traces are still showing
Keep searching
Every door will open
For you
I woke up in the sun
And fell asleep in the silver moon
I took a flight over reasons
I washed away the bad excuse
I'm on the top of the pile
Looking down the bodies below
It takes forever to reach you
But I'm getting closer
In the centre of a dream
The way you keep on hiding
Is blasphemy in sleep
And I know you're buried
Deep under the sin
And I know if we'd get in
We would beg for more
Traces are still showing
Keep searching
Every door will open
For you
I woke up in the sun
And fell asleep in the silver moon
I took a flight over reasons
I washed away the bad excuse
I'm on the top of the pile
Looking down the bodies below
It takes forever to reach you
But I'm getting closer
credits
from Disaster Art,
released April 15, 2009
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