Sublime Self

from Time Lapse by Eyes Of A Dreamer

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Sublime self, I can hear you now. I've been searching in all the wrong places.

There's more to life than what we see, not just material objects and greed, the things we need the most in life are often free. Take a look around, at the people to scared to make a sound, for the fear of being pushed out. And being neglected, we'll make our lives a lie, just to feel accepted. Who will stand up, Who will stand up and make a change.

Sublime self, I can hear you now. I've been searching in all the wrong places. Trying to find comfort within all these strange faces. Trying to find comfort within these strange faces.

So quick to judge, and put your brothers down. But we all know whats behind those eyes, you're insecure and filled with doubt. So don't point you're finger and don't you look down on me.
Don't you look down on me.

Here I stand, just like the rest of you.
Stuck in this circle of life.
Doing my best to just survive.
I won't sacrifice who I am, just to be who they want me to be.

I am here for a reason, what it is I dont know, but once I figure it out, I'll be sure to let it show.

Sublime self, I've found you now.
I've searched for so long, just to find beauty in the most simple place. Just to find beauty in the most simple place.

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from Time Lapse, released December 21, 2013

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