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A.f.i. ~ The Great Disappointment


I can remember a place I used to go. Chrysanthemums of white, They seemed so beautiful. I can remember I searched for the amaranth. I'd shut my eyes eyes to see. Oh, how I smiled then, so near the cherished ones. I knew they would appear...saw not a single one. Oh, how I smiled then, waiting so patiently. I'd make a wish and bleed. While I waited I was wasting away. While I waited I was wasted away. I can remember... dreamt them so vividly. Soft creatures draped in white, light kisses gracing me. I can remember when I first realized dreams were the only place to see them. While I waited I was wasting away. Hope was wasting away. Faith was wasting away. I was wasting away. I never, never wanted this. I always wanted to believe but from the start I'd been deceived. I never, never wanted this. Inside a crumbling effigy, so dies all innocence. But you promised me… more free lyrics

I can remember a place I used to go.
Chrysanthemums of white,
They seemed so beautiful.
I can remember I searched for the amaranth.
I'd shut my eyes eyes to see.

Oh, how I smiled then, so near the cherished ones.
I knew they would appear...saw not a single one.
Oh, how I smiled then, waiting so patiently.
I'd make a wish and bleed.

While I waited
I was wasting away.
While I waited
I was wasted away.

I can remember... dreamt them so vividly.
Soft creatures draped in white,
light kisses gracing me.
I can remember when I first realized
dreams were the only place to see them.

While I waited
I was wasting away.
Hope was wasting away.
Faith was wasting away.
I was wasting away.

I never, never wanted this.
I always wanted to believe
but from the start I'd been deceived.

I never, never wanted this.
Inside a crumbling effigy,
so dies all innocence.
But you promised me…

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