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Occasionally I feel like the walls
Around are closing in on me
Physically I feel sometimes
I need seclusion to be free
The irony at last I see
Reality is my perception
And my personality is my reflection
I must eliminate and change
Yesterday's, yesterday's pains today
I must eliminate and change
Yesterday's, yesterday's pains today
I need to be set free from the smiles
That are scarring my skin sarcastically
And causes seems to comfort
And freeze in full around me mentally
The irony at last I see
Reality is my deception
And my personality is my deflection

I must eliminate and change
Yesterday's, yesterday's pains today
I must eliminate and change
Yesterday's, yesterday's pains today
Can I make it?
I'll try
Can I take it?
I'll try
I've finally healed my wounds
And healing the next thing and pouring out of me
The precious success becoming
Apparently a bigger part of me
I'm looking back at the things
That I can't remove my past okay with me
The future is brighter than
I could imagine it to be
I must eliminate and change
Yesterday's, yesterday's pains today
I must eliminate and change
Yesterday's, yesterday's pains today

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There are multiple artists named Sophya: 1) Sophya is a darkwave band founded in Israel in 1996 by Sonja Rozenblum (vocals, keyboards), Idan Karutchi (guitar, synthesizers) and Shai Ledder (bass).
By the end of 1999, the band relocated to the Netherlands and signed to Xymox Control (the label owned by Ronny Moorings of Clan of Xymox). In the year 2000 they finally released their debut album "The Age of Sophya"; the album was well received by both the press and music fans. After touring for a while, in 2002 the group's line-up changed when Mario Usai of The Haze and Clan of Xymox joined.


Read more about Sophya on Last.fm.


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