Sleep Machines

from The Heaviest Gears by Heart For A Tin Man

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Innocent naivete
We flipped the switch, and walked away
The factory's empty and we've all gone to sleep
But who watches the machine

We stare at diamond skies and don't see their worth
The moons a streetlight and the sun is a curse
I signed a letter hoping they'd make me strong
But I'm feeling weaker and more scared I was wrong

Stay with me, I'll make it alright
When you fall asleep, I'll eat you alive
And you'll never know, our asking price

Take a drink, let it calm your mind
If you want to see, I'll be your eyes
And you'll never know, what lies burning inside

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from The Heaviest Gears, released February 16, 2011

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