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Project 86 ~ Soma


The only thing I recall is Those shadows coming my way Comforting me with their searchlights To guide me home again “We will take We will take That wretched heart away And when you come to You’ll thank us For the new you we’ve made” So now I'm left here fading away Far away Far away So now I'm left here fading away Far away Far away From me So now I wait as they make me Into someone else If I believe what they tell me I'm tired of being myself Cause they take and the take A piece of me everyday “And we will help you belong here With this new you we’ve made” If you you can amputate my heart Then I will learn to smile and then You can replace me with yourself And I'll become the model citizen And I will tell them all That I had this breakthrough surgery They give you a pill They remove your heart And replace it with a battery more free lyrics

The only thing I recall is
Those shadows coming my way
Comforting me with their searchlights
To guide me home again
“We will take
We will take
That wretched heart away
And when you come to
You’ll thank us
For the new you we’ve made”

So now I'm left here fading away
Far away
Far away
So now I'm left here fading away
Far away
Far away
From me

So now I wait as they make me
Into someone else
If I believe what they tell me
I'm tired of being myself
Cause they take and the take
A piece of me everyday
“And we will help you belong here
With this new you we’ve made”

If you you can amputate my heart
Then I will learn to smile and then
You can replace me with yourself
And I'll become the model citizen
And I will tell them all
That I had this breakthrough surgery
They give you a pill
They remove your heart
And replace it with a battery

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