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Recollection

from The Long Cold Dark by The Long Cold Dark

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Someday, I’ll laugh with you.
But you’re gone for now.

In silence, I call out your name.
Remember while I can.

Drifting and fading, my memory’s evading.
Time passes by and it all fades to black.

I feel alone. (Recollect, I can’t forget.)


Someday, I’ll see your face.
But I’ll turn away.
Fading from my memory.
But I’m holding on.

Drifting and fading, my memory’s evading.
Time passes by and it all fades to black.

I feel alone. (Recollect, I can’t forget.)

I feel alone. (Recollect, I can’t forget.)

No more laughs and no more tears
No more hope and no more fears.

No more sights and no more sounds
No more jokes and no more crowds.

Fading from my memory
Clinging to what used to be.

I feel alone. (Recollect, I can’t forget.)

I feel alone. (Recollect, I can’t forget.)

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from The Long Cold Dark, released November 5, 2010

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