| Co-old is my hear-eart, fi-illed with loneline-ess
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| I don’t wanna fee-eel this empty roo-oo-oom
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| Or feel alone agai-ain
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| But I must rememeber-er this
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| I ha-ave no crysta-al ba-all
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| I can see the o-other side of the wa-a-all
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| Let me be fi-illed with faith again
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| (See things slippin' away)
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| See-ee things slippin' away
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| (See things slippin' away)
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| I don’t know if I should laugh or-or cry-y
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| (See things slippin' away)
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| It’s a simple act of faith, si-imple act, simple act of fai-ai-ai-aith
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| Oh the spiritual world, is fi-illed with second cha-ance
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| I will never fee-eel that such a gi-i-ift
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| Is just a circumsta-ance
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| So my day will end i-in prayer
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| And I’ll no-ot be una-aware-are
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| O-o-of the li-ight that fills my roo-oo-oom
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| Let me hear-ear that voice again
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| (See things slippin' away)
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| See-ee things slippin' away
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| (See things slippin' away)
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| I don’t know if I should laugh or-or cry-y
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| (See things slippin' away)
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| It’s a simple act of faith, si-imple act, simple act of fai-ai-ai-aith
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| And now the wheel ha-as turned
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| I’m no-ot alone anymore-ore
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| I have learned to ne-ever close the door-oor-oor
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| I am fi-illed with faith again
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| (See things slippin' away)
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| See-ee things slippin' away
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| (See things, slippin' away)
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| I don’t know if I should laugh or-or cry-y
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| (See things slippin' away)
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| It’s a simple act faith, si-imple act, simple act of fai-ai-ai-aith
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| (See things slippin' away, see things slippin' away)
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| Don’t know if I should laugh or-or cry-y
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| (See things slippin' away)
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| It’s a simple act of faith, simple act, simple act of fai-ai-aith
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| (See things slippin' away, see things slippin' away, see things slip |