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lyrics

Visitors of Time

How empty we are
We are just visitors of time
Blink an eye, we disappear
Another one reappears
How many times more
History has to repeat?

Little ones
Protected by adults' generous lies
It won't last long
You'll see in your own eyes
As time goes by,
It's your turn to teach lies
Children believe and history repeats

Nothing lasts
We will find rest at last
Nothing lasts
Our trust turns to dust
Yet, we must carry the gift

What you wanna see
And what you will see
Are like justice and hypocrisy
The day we planted the seed of doubt
We died and resurrected
As human beings

Now, you are gone
Left footprints
False stories will be told
How empty we are
We are just visitors of time

Nothing lasts
We will find rest at last
Nothing lasts
Our trust turns to dust
Yet, we must carry the gift

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from Scripture Codes Summon Suicidal Thoughts, released January 25, 2018

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