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The Reconstructed - Offline Lyrics



The Reconstructed - Offline Lyrics




All my thoughts are offline
And I'm not taking questions
My phone lines are closed
My confidence has run dry
And I'm starting to worry
No one's writing my story

And the night comes faster than a bullet from a gun
I'm left alone here waiting for a liberation song, to sing

Deliver me, sunrise
Pave my intentions in a passage of glory
I stand guilty as charged
Of not giving into the pressures of duty

And the night comes faster than a bullet from a gun
I'm left alone here waiting for a liberation song, to sing

Can't snap this thing into drive, stuck in reverse the whole time
I'm losing touch with myself, I feel like somebody else
Can't fly from this launching pad
My wings are tangled and tired
I'm vulnerable to the moon
And all of its tidal push
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All my thoughts are offline
And I'm not taking questions
My phone lines are closed
My confidence has run dry
And I'm starting to worry
No one's writing my story

And the night comes faster than a bullet from a gun
I'm left alone here waiting for a liberation song, to sing

Deliver me, sunrise
Pave my intentions in a passage of glory
I stand guilty as charged
Of not giving into the pressures of duty

And the night comes faster than a bullet from a gun
I'm left alone here waiting for a liberation song, to sing

Can't snap this thing into drive, stuck in reverse the whole time
I'm losing touch with myself, I feel like somebody else
Can't fly from this launching pad
My wings are tangled and tired
I'm vulnerable to the moon
And all of its tidal push
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Writer: Martin England
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid




The Reconstructed - Offline Video
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Performed By: The Reconstructed
Length: 5:45
Written by: Martin England

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