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Say You Know Me

from Opaque by The Last Gold Leaf

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lyrics

Everyone else
Receives an apology
I leave with dreams
We meet and we marry

I kneel and you cry
My heart is safe for the very first time

What our hearts can never know
Become the dreams that haunt us so
The dulling ache of coming close
The helplessness of letting go

And if I see you after the sun has set
Will you say you know me?
And if you see my face will you turn away
Will you see right through me?
Will you say you know me?
Will you say you're sorry?

We invite deception in
Because she seems so innocent

One little white lie
Can forever change
The landscape of our lives

And all this time
That I've spent in the graveyard weeping
I've been coming to life
Learning its okay to feel okay again
And if all is alright
Well then I still miss my friend

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from Opaque, released May 31, 2014

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