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Breaking Away - Seventh Day Slumber



     
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Don't wait my friend, we better don't think twice
Time to fell the prison guard, you gotta realize
No turning back again, therefore it's all too late
New horizons wait
I know the time has come to leave your past behind
And now the time has come to stop them controlling your mind
Breaking away
All we can do now is break away
Otherwise she will be dying
While both of us are lying here in chains
Breaking away
All we can do now is break away
Oh, otherwise she will be dying
While both of us are lying caught in chains
Breaking away
Always been a novice in quest for paradise
Hope they will forgive me for I apostatize
I can't be no hypocrite, can't wear a masquerade

New horizons wait
And now the time has come to go another way
To learn for life and to grow ripe and prevent the decay
Breaking away
All we can do now is break away
Otherwise she will be dying
While both of us are lying here in chains
Breaking away
All we can do now is break away
Oh, otherwise she will be dying
While both of us are lying here caught in chains
Breaking away
It is so hard to lay down what I've been
But I must go even if my way leads to Hades
Breaking away
All we can do now is break away
Oh, otherwise she will be dying
While both of us are lying caught in chains
Breaking away
All we can do now is break away
Oh, otherwise she will be dying
While both of us are lying caught in chains

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Dallas-based alternative CCM band Seventh Day Slumber is led by front man Joseph Rojas, a former cocaine addict who turned to Christ in the wake of a near-fatal overdose. Teaming with guitarist Evan Weatherford, bassist Joshua Schwartz and drummer Adam Witte, he formed Seventh Day Slumber in 1996, and, upon signing to the Afinia label, the group released the album Matthew Twenty-Five three years later.

Read more about Seventh Day Slumber on Last.fm.


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