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Brendan Perry ~ Archangel


All love's lost children Behind us... forgotten Youth lies broken Upon the wheel of the machine Each time we kill their song Time feeds our memories We travel through past lives We are angels Part devil in disguise We sow the seeds of our own demise All love's lost children Inside us... forgotten You must open As the flower greets the sun To sing their praise with your song If you turn a blind eye To the needs of a child innner vision Then you might just find That the love you denied will desert you How long will we sing this song ? How long must we carry on ? You can break their will But they never ever will respect you If you abuse their bodies They will never come to love you How long will we sing this song ? How long must we carry on ? more free lyrics

All love's lost children
Behind us... forgotten
Youth lies broken
Upon the wheel of the machine
Each time we kill their song

Time feeds our memories
We travel through past lives
We are angels
Part devil in disguise
We sow the seeds of our own demise

All love's lost children
Inside us... forgotten
You must open
As the flower greets the sun
To sing their praise with your song

If you turn a blind eye
To the needs of a child innner vision
Then you might just find
That the love you denied will desert you

How long will we sing this song ?
How long must we carry on ?

You can break their will
But they never ever will respect you
If you abuse their bodies
They will never come to love you

How long will we sing this song ?
How long must we carry on ?

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