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Adema ~ Do You Hear Me


Are you looking down on me right now?
I feel your presence beem down
Watching you get ill, it changed our lives
Your hand went limp and we cried
I didn't realize you had to go
Emotionless overflow
I wish I had the chance to tell you I'm so sorry

Do you hear me pray to you?
I'm thinking of you
Do you hear me pray to you?
I'm thinking of you

I know that you are in a better place
Somewhere that you can escape
I'm looking for a sign from up above
That you still care and have love
I was really young and didn't know
The pain took over your soul
I wish I had the chance to tell you, I'm so sorry

Do you hear me pray to you?
I'm thinking of you
Do you hear me pray to you?
I'm thinking of you

Work harder
For nothing
To find you
I'm sorry
Work harder
For nothing at all
To find you
You're nowhere

Do you hear me pray to you?
I'm thinking of you
Do you hear me pray to you?
I'm thinking of you

Do you hear me pray to you?
I'm thinking of you
Do you hear me pray to you?
I'm thinking of you


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