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The ground beneath your feet
Seems like nothings there below you but your dreams
You take one step forward but can't take more of this
Pain and agony
You can save yourself from all this misery
Just take another stab at it. break another habit,
But please… not with me

Your silence is broken
You've passed up your common goals
You reach out for someone to hold on
But they hide away

We fear that ecstasy is a make-believe we can't afford to keep
And it pulls us in like we haven't sinned
Before we can start to think
We feel reality set in and become weak
With a change of mind you'll get back in line but we're shown
That we're alone

Your silence is broken
You've passed up your common goals
You reach out for someone to hold on
But they hide away

We got it that you just can't be alone
We got it... yeah... you made that clear
You forgot it that we stood by your side
Forgot it cause your minds not here

Your silence is broken
You've passed up your common goals
You reach out for someone to hold on
But they hide away

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