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I see what you may never understand
I can see far past the mask of your mind What could it be that that you fear I may find An endless desert full of shifting sand You hide, afraid of what others may see A small, feeble man, waiting in the dark A large, angry thug, hunting like a shark You can hide far from them but not from me What I see is deep down into your soul A vast sea of spirits, all smudged with coal By Malken
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