Hello, Sunshine

from Of Flesh and Spirit by Disconnected Dimensions

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Oh, the lies
They're penetrating; purge them from your mind
Yeah, we sigh,
but the future's where our greatest blessings lie

Wasted time
It's not a reason to be left behind
Hello, Sunshine
Were you there while I left my eyes closed?

While your thoughts aren't clear,
your face is honest
I'll be here with you
for you

Seen darkness creeping in, but I've had my light
I have a secret the Devil can't touch
I have a secret the Devil can't touch

Oh, the Lie
It's penetrating; keep it from your heart
Hello, Sunshine
I'm still here while you leave your eyes closed

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from Of Flesh and Spirit, released June 4, 2013

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