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All Roads Lead To Her

from Life Before Our Eyes by The Day Will Come

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I remember the time, we first viewed the skies
With warmth in our hearts, and diamonds in our eyes
I remember the day, those diamonds greyed
And what seemed eternal, began to fade
I couldn't find, that secret place
Where we would go, in our embrace
All that I found, was I was holding on
To those clear blue skies, and the setting sun.
You pushed your fingers to my lips, looked into my eyes and walked away
Caught in the dark of our eclipse, I guess nothing gold can stay
My world is, so different, there's a void that you once filled
My past feels, so distant, I think its time, that I rebuild
The structures left inside of me
Caught outside of myself
I cannot tear my eyes away
The clearest skies, that stretch for miles
Blacken and turn to grey
Sever all the ties,
Turn on your heel and walk away
As what we have dies, I have nothing left to say
Mistakes were made and I admit, its all my fault that it went to shit
But life goes on, it was a hell of a show, it could never have lasted, you had to go
Hold on
Caught outside of myself
I cannot tear my eyes away
The clearest skies, that stretch for miles
Blacken and turn to grey
Blacken and turn to grey

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from Life Before Our Eyes, released October 31, 2013

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The Day Will Come Liverpool, UK

"Liverpool based metal outfit 'The Day Will Come' are back with a vengeance having just released their debut EP 'Life Before Our Eyes'. The EP was recorded at 4D Studios in Milton Keynes with Tesseract guitarist Acle Kahney and is available for free download on their Bandcamp page." ... more

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