| Oh what, am I suppose to do?
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| Now we will never leave this room
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| Oh what am I suppose to say?
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| Now hope has all but burned away
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| Oh what am I suppose to do?
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| Now you’re gone I’m lost and so are you
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| But if you hear me
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| I will promise you
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| Can you hear me?
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| Cause I’ll promise you
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| That I’ll wait
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| Oh what, am I suppose to do?
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| If you’re gone, then I will follow you
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| Oh what, am I suppose to say?
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| A choice, I’d never choose again
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| Oh what am I suppose to do?
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| Now you’re gone I’m lost and so are you
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| But if you hear me
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| I will promise you
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| Can you hear me?
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| Cause I’ll promise you
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| That I’ll wait, and I’ll stay
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| And I will never leave your side again
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| And I’ll wait, and I’ll stay
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| And I will stand right here as countries fade
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| And I’ll wait, and I’ll stay
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| And I will never leave your side again
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| And I’ll wait, and I’ll stay
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| And I will stand right there as countries fade
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| And I’ll wait
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| And I’ll wait, and I’ll stay
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| And I’ll proudly stand as oceans freeze
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| And I’ll wait, and I’ll stay
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| And I won’t let them take your memories
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| And I’ll wait, no, and I’ll stay, no
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| And I will never leave your side again
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| And I’ll wait, no, and I’ll stay
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| And I’ll divide myself for you again
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| And I’ll wait, and I’ll stay
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| And I’ll divide myself for you again
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| And I’ll wait, and I’ll stay
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| And I’ll divide myself for you again
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| And I’ll wait
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| Henry, it’s me
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| I found it, I found it Henry. |
| The truth is exactly where you said it would be.
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| That the building was a facade, it was what we found underneath that matters.
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| It’s all still there, more than preserved though. |
| There’s no dust,
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| no signs of time at all. |
| They were here, Henry, recently. |
| Now the book,
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| some of its pages are so old it will take time to separate. |
| We’re on our way
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| back to the Fort now. |
| Don’t tell them what I’ve learned so far. |
| We can end this,
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| I know it
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| Now, listen to me |