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Unprocessed – Beyond The Apron lyrics
A veil upon us, the rain
Of past
As we flourished, voices of ours
Far from your next, the deeper meaning
The tarnished brume of our world
All so vague
Outside
Alike
Charging
Curtain
And we all, Beyond ourselves
In sheer vapour, dark blue
The sense of duty
Invisible, for all around
Lost in sense of being
And drowning
In the pond of our life
Fortune covers dread
Fear covers longing
Always shining, towards demise
Beyond the Apron of our lives
Where we can feel, where life is real
Views lead nowhere
Inside
Unlike
Giving
Display
And we all, Beyond ourselves
In sheer vapour, dark blue
The sense of duty
Invisible, for all around
Lost in sense of being
And drowning
In the pond of our life
Outside
Alike
Charging
Curtain
And we all, Beyond ourselves
In sheer vapour, dark blue
The sense of duty
Invisible, for all around
Lost in sense of being
And drowning
In the pond of our life
Of past
As we flourished, voices of ours
Far from your next, the deeper meaning
The tarnished brume of our world
All so vague
Outside
Alike
Charging
Curtain
And we all, Beyond ourselves
In sheer vapour, dark blue
The sense of duty
Invisible, for all around
Lost in sense of being
And drowning
In the pond of our life
Fortune covers dread
Fear covers longing
Always shining, towards demise
Beyond the Apron of our lives
Where we can feel, where life is real
Views lead nowhere
Inside
Unlike
Giving
Display
And we all, Beyond ourselves
In sheer vapour, dark blue
The sense of duty
Invisible, for all around
Lost in sense of being
And drowning
In the pond of our life
Outside
Alike
Charging
Curtain
And we all, Beyond ourselves
In sheer vapour, dark blue
The sense of duty
Invisible, for all around
Lost in sense of being
And drowning
In the pond of our life
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