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i see, the struggle, i see the worry in your eyes, you see, the future, moving on to better times, it comes back time and time again, unexpected without warning, yet you’ve learned to adapt, to look the other way, seeing the light you could not see, youve been through the worst, been through the darkest times, you somehow you find a way to see, to see the horizon and all its glory, as if the clouds never existed, at the bottom of the darkest hole, looking up with hopeful eyes, you found a way to climb up to the top, in order to survive, when others doubt you, when they put you down, I see your face, determination, to turn it all around and march right on, showing people that you have changed , and I know you do the best you can, to leave this shit behind, all of this will wash away , into the darkness, all of this will wash away , into the darkness, although the scars fade, the memory remain, never forgetting the past, but moving on in spite of it, beginning each day with hope and strength , will lead you to internal peace, although the scars fade, the memory remains, dont forget the past, live your life with hope and strength, scars fade, hope and strength , although the scars fade, the memory remains, although the scars fade, the memory remains, all of this will wash away, into the darkness, all of this will wash away

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from Calling From The Grave, released December 7, 2009
additional vocals by Ernie Trent

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