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from Let Me See Clearly by Khamsin

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And you'll see what our fathers claimed unveiled,
and given to our hands in time;
More words to find to tear down our aromatic plans

I will hide what I once loved
I will die but only once

What will you say for yourself?
I've never called your bluff
Sowing your blame like seeds
It's always been someone else

We will find what we don't want
You will die but only once
<I will die>

What will you say for yourself?
I've never called your bluff
Sowing your blame like seeds
It's always been someone else

Crimson and cobalt are clouding your eyes
From the stark concentrations of dark and the light
The sun and the moon won't clear up your skies
So put hope in what you thought you'd never find

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from Let Me See Clearly, released October 21, 2016

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