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The Beauty In Her
03:46
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To be the rock under her feet and roof over her head
It was your role in this play we call life, and it’s your death
You can’t deny we tried to
see your path of life to
comprehend why you try so hard to live
on another reality
and it hurts so much to watch it for so long
only having words to offer and nothing more
In spite of you and your anger, she walks a higher road
Despite the pain, she learned to see her truth inside
‘cuz it hurts so much to watch it for so long
only having words to offer and nothing more
This tale is not about you and your many failed tries
(This song is for you, my love and your light)
We sing songs about the heroes and champions of our time
(Let it shine for all your life)
You should have been here (really here)
To guide and to love her (enough)
Why cannot you see it (realize)
The beauty in her
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Starting a Fight
03:50
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Is it me? Since it happens all the time
You start to ask yourself why
What do they think? Am I one of those
That never learn to close the red eye
My peace of mind slips from my hands
Turn the green screen on. Why
Can’t they see what they do to me?
You’re starting a fight
with your angry smile sentences
You were asking for it
with your close minded tendencies
You’re (2x)
You’re starting a fight
What should I do?
Never thought would be this way
When did it all started to change?
Where’s my point of return?
Return
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Once more, here I find myself
Learning to walk again
Collecting all the pieces of my heart
There's no other way
Never-ending wars inside but
I'll not give up this time
[CHORUS]
Wait for the sun
it will rise again
and bring a new life
It's a new day
My scars remind of
how far I've come
But I won't look back to see the past
I walk alone
Look inside to find my strength
And leave it all behind
My chains are broken now
Nothing can stop me now
The heroes are long gone
Now I can see the light
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OFYR Netherlands
OFYR is a musical duo. Its duality reflects in their songs, imagery, and lyrics. Upbeat and heartbreaking, heavy and soothing, bright and dark, it´s all and it´s nothing.It´s out from your reality
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