JUGGERNAUT NOW
from A RARE MOMENT OF INSIGHT by BROTHER APE
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lyrics
Heavenly father
where do we go from here?
I try to ignore it
but it never lets me sleep
there are things inside my mind
there are things that I never should have seen
Heavenly mother
where is the love inside?
does it hide underneath all the lies?
we have cried enough
and the scars are every everywhere
a remainder of yesterdays
It's a lonley life
Heavenly father
where do I go from here
I see in the mirror,a sorrowful look
If I'll be dead by noon tomorrow
there were things that I never should have said
Heavenly mother
The price of success was high
I still remember lives I took
have we died enough?
and the scars are every everywhere
a remainder of yesterdays
It's a lonley life
I'd like to make myself believe
I'd like to hold you and be free
I'd like to stay
and make a change
I like to make you all my life
I´d like to see behind your eyes
I'd like to make a change
Heavenly mother
where do we go from here?
we hide underneath all the lies
we have lied enough
where do we go from here?
I try to ignore it
but it never lets me sleep
there are things inside my mind
there are things that I never should have seen
Heavenly mother
where is the love inside?
does it hide underneath all the lies?
we have cried enough
and the scars are every everywhere
a remainder of yesterdays
It's a lonley life
Heavenly father
where do I go from here
I see in the mirror,a sorrowful look
If I'll be dead by noon tomorrow
there were things that I never should have said
Heavenly mother
The price of success was high
I still remember lives I took
have we died enough?
and the scars are every everywhere
a remainder of yesterdays
It's a lonley life
I'd like to make myself believe
I'd like to hold you and be free
I'd like to stay
and make a change
I like to make you all my life
I´d like to see behind your eyes
I'd like to make a change
Heavenly mother
where do we go from here?
we hide underneath all the lies
we have lied enough
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from A RARE MOMENT OF INSIGHT,
released November 15, 2010
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