| I tried, I failed to believe
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| In the reward I would receive
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| If only heaven’s distant sun
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| Would burn away all the things I’d done
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| I tried to no avail
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| To keep my eyes from growing pale
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| But my vision came too late
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| And my belief started to abate
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| Like a tide recedes from rocky shores
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| I drew back no matter how much you implored
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| I have failed to see the beauty here
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| Everything I loved has disappeared
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| Worlds collide without a sound
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| And flames arise from frozen ground
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| But nothing can bring back my faith
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| You tried your best, but I’m afraid that it’s too late
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| I looked into your eyes
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| For some sign of surprise
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| That I would question all of this
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| That I would stand upon that precipice
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| But the look would never come
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| As you just stood there growing numb
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| And your eyes dropped to the ground
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| In search of something I might find profound
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| Like a tide recedes from rocky shores
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| I drew back no matter how much you implored
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| I have failed to see the beauty here
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| Everything I loved has disappeared
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| Worlds collide without a sound
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| And flames arise from frozen ground
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| But nothing can bring back my faith
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| You tried your best, but I’m afraid that it’s too late
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| I tried, I failed to forgive
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| For the life you made me live
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| A confusing ride at best
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| And at its worst, it seemed so meaningless
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| If there’s a lesson to be learned
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| Some sort of wisdom to be earned
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| It held too great a price
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| It required too great a sacrifice
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| Worlds collide without a sound
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| And flames arise from frozen ground
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| But nothing can bring back my faith
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| You tried your best, but I’m afraid that it’s too late |