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The Light and Shade of Things - Fates Warning



     
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You confess a lot of things
But you confess alone
The absense of a person brings
The burning question homeThe nights are long, they turn to days
And sleep is not a friend
The voices though you hear them sing
Are only in your head
And you have not begun to fight
It slowly takes a toll
The burden of the little thing
Will never make you wholeI understand that feeling of dread, you're used to it
And thos empty promises are just the same
When our time had come to end, it's over then
It's over then, it's overThe light and shade of things
The light you held is gone
And although people change
I know it can't be farThe light and shade of things
And I can't understand

How one is more important
Than the otherYou're nowhere now, you're nowhere now
I know that it's hard to find
A heart that's there inside
It's hard to find your heart nowForget falling down, forget all that you've been
It's time to face those broken promises
Oh, burn the past, this thing has to end
I wish that it felt strange that you feel nothingThe light and shade of things
The light you held is gone
And although people change
I know it can't be farThe light and shade of things
And I can't understand
How one is more important
Than the otherYou're nowhere now, you're nowhere now
I know that it's hard to find
A heart that's there inside
It's hard to find your heart nowSome roads are empty
Some roads just go on
And though you may walk alone, my friend
I know it won't be longIt's not over, not over yet
I know you can remember when
You gave away you heart in your hand
It's not over then, it's not overI know, your heart is there
It's there inside
Songwriters
RAY ALDER, JIM MATHEOSPublished by
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Fates Warning is a progressive metal band, formed in 1983 by John Arch, Jim Matheos, Victor Arduini, Joe DiBiase, and Steve Zimmerman in Connecticut, USA. The band directly contributed to the establishment of the progressive metal genre. Their early works are considered by many as very important works defining the genre itself. The middle-period works are considered as a progress in songwriting and musicianship as the band evolved. Recent works, since 1997, are in a heavy-progressive, more mature style.

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