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Caliban ~ Vicious Circle


every day I see your face every day I die every day I feel your breath every day I'm born again you give me joy, but my thanks are just pain and out of fear I pull myself loose again for you I die you are everything I need, what I desire, but will I ever understand? come on! I die for you please forgive my faults, maybe one day I will realize what you mean (to me), I hope it won't be too late every time I cry, I feel your lies every time I die, I see your eyes. more free lyrics

every day I see your face
every day I die
every day I feel your breath
every day I'm born again
you give me joy, but my thanks are just pain
and out of fear I pull myself loose again
for you I die
you are everything I need, what I desire,
but will I ever understand?
come on!
I die for you
please forgive my faults,
maybe one day I will realize what you mean (to me),
I hope it won't be too late
every time I cry,
I feel your lies
every time I die,
I see your eyes.

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