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lyrics

Now your reigns at an end, I bid you farewell old friend

We should have been laughing together, but you got tired

I waited all day for the news, the battle I knew you would lose

We may not be perfect, but I thought we were stronger than this


Im struggling hard to forget, mistakes I’ve tendered,

But we were on top and achievements, will be remembered

First past the post in a race, that no one wants to win

Everything's quieter now, again.


It will take us some time to adjust, It does when your spirits been crushed

Forever stuck in a loop, of indecision

I based myself right on your verse, but sometimes at odds with the first

Time I had to stand my ground, and learn hard lessons

I wish you could see me now, would I be worthy?

You were the best and I’m lucky, I got you early

The final piece of the puzzle that cannot be, replaced

But no one can touch you now,

You’re safe.

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from Illusion (EP), released April 8, 2017
Gazz Marlow - Lead Guitar
Aly Frank - Piano arrangment and performance

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