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I'm not lost, I just don't know where I am

from I used to think that nothing in life mattered, now I know for sure by Choirs

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lyrics

Smile behind what is not mine
what worth I possess traded for time
Is this my life?

No.
Is this how the story ends?
Self respect is lost to win

I wait for change through time
If right is wrong than what is there to pine?
Like the man who fished out at sea
I'll cut my line to set me free

I was playing in the snow
until I discovered it was ash
I’ve found you can’t escape the future
like you can’t hide from the past

The distance of my youth
Makes me long for hope and truth

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from I used to think that nothing in life mattered, now I know for sure, released December 17, 2011

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