The Traveller

from Lucid by Siren Sense

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I've seen my life
I've seen a light

(I've seen everything that can ever be)

You've shone so bright
You used to hide

(I've seen the real enemy)

It's not real

The distant voice inside my head
Is not mine to keep
It's not mine to follow into the dark
And I burned a lifetime of memories
Just to see where I belong
You could've been everything
That ever mattered to me
That ever captivated me
I wish that we were oceans apart
And I couldn't see where I went wrong

Separate body from soil
A mind from a life that has been spoiled
Suppress your innocence
To release the pain, to repent

Sit back, watch it unfold
As humanity experiences a chokehold
Pressure building inside a raging machine
Never waking from this dream

How can we be so ignorant
Sitting upon golden lies?
How do you see anything
With those tainted eyes?

Ashes fall around me, easily
I realize I can't be
Where have you come from
To repeat my sins again?
Why do these sounds wash away
When I feel this pain?

(Can we reach out?)
And hold on to
What we cannot see
How do you justify
The walls we live behind?

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from Lucid, released October 11, 2016

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Hi! My name is Victor, and I make up the entirety of Siren Sense. Siren Sense is my solo project, where I get to play whatever music I feel like, although that usually means progressive metal. I hope you enjoy my music!

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