Eternal Child (ft. Arjen Lucassen)

from Of Clans and Clones and Clowns by Soul Enema

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Here again - another day, another way
You run and hide from needles and pins
Here again - another night, another chance
To keep it burning as your time wheel spins

Hello, hello
Underneath your shelter is eternal child
Stands, unfold
Hello, hello
Underneath your shelter is a lonely man
With a heart of gold

Here again - another move, another step
To fill the void of silence and grim
Here again - another touch, another breath
Forgotten echo of a distant dream

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from Of Clans and Clones and Clowns, released June 23, 2017

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