Living Pieces (ft. Garret Rapp)

from Daylight by City of Ghosts

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It’s all in the way that I forget to feel
I could forget anything
With an idle mind, is ignorance divine?
Why the stake to the heart
Will we separate the arteries
From a heart that isn't clean enough for me?
Some say the serpents found its hole
One that some have always known
A place for me to call my own
And without ever letting go the burden

I look to the stars again
Will I find my place in this, or will I fold?
I look to the stars again
Will I believe, or will I fold?

Was it a feeling that has beaten me?
Some could state the reverie
We fall too far just to find the start
But I know I hold my place here in this world
What you leave behind you will always know
But I'm not ready for the days
These brittle arms to give away
And fail me once again
As I prepare for another quick charade
And I will not be buried
When time holds rhythm

I look to the stars again
Will I find my place in this, or will I fold?
I look to the stars again
Will I believe, or I will fold?

I find the walls collapsing
The treated burns the tormented
I know the fear will find us all
I find the walls collapsing
The treated burns, the tormented
Define your fate or believe in it

I look to the stars again (The stars again)
Will I find my place in this or will I fold?
I look to the stars again
Will I believe, or will I fold?

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from Daylight, released July 10, 2012

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