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from Kinetic by The Sun Above

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Well what do you mean this isn't what you wanted? Why didn't you just say it all along? After these years we were so perfect. How the hell did it go so wrong? You can cut me back down to size. It's alive inside. It's just a dream, let's try to make this right. Make this last. All we have is tonight. I always thought we'd be something more. Something more than just wasting time. That was never a part of your plan. Why should I make you a part of mine? Tell me all about your dreams. Am I still your knight, and you my queen? Should we say goodbye to all we've gone though? Or did you just say it all along? I guess these years weren't all that perfect, and what we felt was all so wrong. You can cut me back down to size. It's alive inside. It's just a dream, let's try to make this right. Make this last. It's just tonight. We were wrong all along.

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from Kinetic, released July 7, 2016

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The Sun Above Sarasota, Florida

Progressive Rock band out of Sarasota, Florida

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