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Sirens
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A SECOND PLAN - Sirens
A look back in the mirror miles away
where there’s still this broken part of me haunting.
Forever tied to this place caving in
as the walls our memories were set in.
Black skies coming over my head
and once so bright horizon suddenly darkens
But there must be a star shining out through darkness somewhere
It’s calling your name,
but only echoes back the silence.
And every night I can hear your voice
A look back in the mirror light-years away
where there’s still this part of you haunting.
Forever chained to my heart caving in
as the walls our memories were set in.
I’m losing my mind.
Let myself drift away, deep into the abyss
I keep slowly sinking
amongst the krakens and sirens
They’re calling your name
but only echoes back the silence
In my sleep I can hear your voice
my angel, it’s calling my name like sirens
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Demons under my bed
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A SECOND PLAN General Luna, Philippines
Ex-Staighten Things Out frontman Kevin SAKIC's solo project.
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