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You'll Find Me in the East

from Disintegration by Of Empires

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Reach
There's a diamond in the fold
It's such a foolish thing
How?
Not a penny's worth of time to see
The clarity that came to be
At all costs
Room to breathe
This marks the only better life I've lived
It's hard to hide what's underneath

Move
The future is in hand
Hold
This is a promised land
Move
The future is in hand
Hold
This is a promised land

You're waiting for silence
You're waiting for something that just won't change
You'll see me rising
Wasting away on my own

I'm a nightmare
(Catch in throat)
I'll seek the end of my strife and suffering
Broken bones hold no haul for the machine
We are Legion (Bring you down)
You will not stand in my way
Disassemble
You will not decide my fate

I will not stand still while the dreams I've built just fade away
I will cling to the hope that kept me alive in the pits of my darker days
I will not stand still while the dreams I've built just fade away
I will cling to the hope that kept me alive, the hope of better days

You're waiting for silence
(I will not stand still while the dreams I've built just fade away)
You're waiting for something that just won't change
(I will cling to the hope that kept me alive in the pits of my darker days)
You'll see my rising
(I will not stand still while the dreams I've built just fade away)
Wasting away on my own
(I will cling to the hope that kept me alive, the hope of better days)

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from Disintegration, released September 15, 2013

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