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Saviour


I may as well have no mouth
If there is no recognition to my voice
I may as well be invisible
Hell, around him I have no choice
 
I must find something new,
I'm leaving all that I'm used to
 
Can you hear me?
I'm crying out endlessly
I need a Saviour,
Where is my Saviour?
Rescue me
 
Everything I once knew
Ceases to exist
Everyone I once knew
Seems to have the bliss
That I crave with all that I am
 
Fire consumes me
Where I long for water
I won't back down
No I'll keep on fighting
 
Where is an ocean?
I need an ocean now,
Cry one for me
 
Can you hear me?
I'm crying out endlessly
I need a Saviour,
Where are you, Saviour?
Rescue me
 
I'm tired of slipping,
I'm tired of falling,
Give me a path and make me a map,
Now
 
I'm lost and I want out but I can't get out without help
I've tried on my own and only got pain
My heart and soul barely remain
You be my light and come light my way
I am clinging to all that you say
 
Help me, I pray
 
I know you hear me,
I'm crying out endlessly
I need a Saviour, 
You are my Saviour
Rescue me
 
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