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Opeth - Hope Leaves Lyrics



Opeth - Hope Leaves Lyrics
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In the corner
Beside my window
Hangs a lonely photograph
There is a reason
I never notice it
Memory that could hold me back

There is a wound that's always bleeding
There is a road I'm always walking
And I know you'll never return to this place

Gone through days
Without talking
There is a comfort in silence
So used to losing
All ambition
And struggling to maintain what's left

There is a wound that's always bleeding
There is a road I'm always walking
And I know you'll never return to this place

Once undone
There's only smoke
Burning in my eyes to blind
To cover up
What really happened
And force the darkness onto me

There is a wound that's always bleeding
There is a road I'm always walking
And I know you'll never return to this place
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In the corner
Beside my window
Hangs a lonely photograph
There is a reason
I never notice it
Memory that could hold me back

There is a wound that's always bleeding
There is a road I'm always walking
And I know you'll never return to this place

Gone through days
Without talking
There is a comfort in silence
So used to losing
All ambition
And struggling to maintain what's left

There is a wound that's always bleeding
There is a road I'm always walking
And I know you'll never return to this place

Once undone
There's only smoke
Burning in my eyes to blind
To cover up
What really happened
And force the darkness onto me

There is a wound that's always bleeding
There is a road I'm always walking
And I know you'll never return to this place
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Writer: Mikael Lars Akerfeldt
Copyright: Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group

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Length: 4:27
Written by: Mikael Lars Akerfeldt

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