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Can you see me, I’m standing right here
Do you hear my plea, did it disappear
I’m trying to tell you, is it going through
As I try to escape from this one way mirror
Can you see me, through the looking glass
Are you finally free, free from the impasse
I’ve tried to tell you, what I hope’ll go through
It’s okay to become one, we can’t live without
True love
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Sorrow
03:58
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It hurts to smell the roses left lying next to me
Their thorns glide across my broken heart, I'm left to bleed
All of the songs never sung, all the sights never seen
I wished upon a star for something we'd never be
If you want me out of your life
I will go, just turn off the light
So I don't ever regain hope
Will I ever learn how to cope
With this sorrow
It hurts to hear the silence, your presence never felt
Empty hands, never to hold the best they've ever held
Wanted to go back to Bedford, and hear that angel bell
I wished upon a star for someone, not this hell
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I Am a Ghost
03:42
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I’m alone in a room with all my friends
Do they see me, am I just pretend
I ask for help but the circle is still
SOS goes down like a sleeping pill
Please destroy me
I know I can’t offer you anything more
Null and void me
I can fight the fight, but I will lose the war
Please destroy me
I know I can’t offer you anything more
Inoculate me
With the dose of death I’ve been waiting for
I involve myself as much as I can
Do they see me with a helping hand
The life I’ve lived is so different from theirs
I try to relate, as if they really care
I am a ghost
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Patrick Farrugia Vancouver, British Columbia
Vancouver songwriter, performer, producer, etc.
Music is cool and I like it.
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