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Polaris
03:30
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The hollow pathway was the only route I walked.
The maze around me, I was lost in a paradox.
Trying to figure a way, there’s no escape.
Only the straylight will lead me to resurrect.
No more regrets.
I am not gonna look back.
There is nothing to lose inside my empty heart.
Fallen down, torn apart, here I stand still.
Never let your hopes and dreams to fade away from you.
Stand up and shout.
Deep down inside, no signs of life, black, blue, dead.
Open your eyes and search the lights.
Don’t let it sink you down.
Suffered through anxiety, betrayal.
These pains have dragged me down to the lowest point of hell.
Is this the sin that I must repay?
But I will not give up until I reach back to the top.
Rise up.
Even though I do not know the stairs to the lights, I wish to stay on this path.
Light it up, consume all of the darkness, be myself.
The dreams will come true in the end.
Light it up, consume all of the darkness.
The dreams will come true at the end of this pathway.
A thousand roads, only a single one is right, but still the way I go is the way I will find the lights.
Suffered through anxiety, betrayal.
These pains have dragged me down to the lowest point of hell.
Is this the sin that I must repay?
But I will not give up until I reach back to the top.
Rise up.
Push your wings back together you can still fly.
Rise up.
Don’t let your regrets consume your heart.
Fear, paranoia, uncertainty are not my residents to host.
We all grow old but may not live life to boast.
Does it really matter when we have friends to push away the ghosts?
Shining bright up in the sky.
The memories of the past.
The pains were also a part of me.
Without them I wouldn’t be the one who I am now.
Don’t let it sink you down.
Push your wings back together you can still fly.
Don’t let your regrets consume your heart.
Push your wings back together.
You can fly.
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Polaris (Instrumental)
03:30
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