Fractured Frames

from Destined For More by Realisations

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Beaten and broken, we stand
These fractured frames are all we have. Yeah. In this life, all we have is this frame to know where alive.
So we stand in the darkness, waiting for the day. Waiting, for this change that set us free, from these fractured homes we've been made to believe in. These fractured homes we've built ourselves. With the broken memories we have kept. In our hearts. Let's break these chains, and go back to the start.
Imagine, a world so cold. Faded and out of control, to wish for a brighter day seems hopeless. So we stand at the back of the line and do as where told. Forever slaves in this moment, not a strain more. Who are we, as we've been lied to from the start. We've been pushed so far behind that, we've forgotten who, we are inside. These fractured frames of ours, this life, it holds us down. Forever searching for a better way, to waste this life of ours. Oh.
Forever where searching, for this place of ours. Beyond the horizon, beyond the sea, I know theirs a place. For you and me.
Beyond the horizon. Theirs a place for me. Place for me.
The best is yet to come.
Oh.
The best is, yet to come.
Yeah.

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from Destined For More, released September 14, 2014

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