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Almost Like A Miracle

from Collaborations by I Built The Sky & boyonastring

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ALMOST LIKE A MIRACLE:
Based on Spissatus by I Built The Sky
Doctor Who Tardis sound not used by permission and is used is tribute/homage
Verse guitars/extra guitars, extra drums, bass, synths by Brendan Horn
Rearrangement/editing by Brendan Horn
Music bed mixed by I Built The Sky
Overall and Vocal mix by Brendan Horn

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VERSE 1:
You remind me of a song
I used to sing when I was young
And though the words are dead and gone
I find the melody lives on
And in the simplest of ways
And in the darkest of these days
Lost inside a changing maze
One of time and one of space

PRE 1:
And you're nowhere to be seen
And I'm fighting in this dream
If I could work out what it means
I'd have it all worked out

CHORUS:
Takes you by the hand and gives you second life
Almost like a miracle (Almost like a miracle)

VERSE 2:
You remind me of a song
One that never should be sung
I've been biting on my tongue
Forever doesn't seem that long
And in the darkness of the rain
A face that never stays the same
And he'll be coming here again
Though no one here can know his name

PRE 2:
But you're nowhere to be seen
I'm still fighting in this dream
If I could work out what it means
I'd still go.
In all of time and all of space
In every line across his face
The last of one forgotten race

BRIDGE SCREAM:
Blue box. Mad man. Time & space he defies.
Blue box. Sad man in his place he dies.

CHANT:
We could save the future
We could save the past
We could live forever

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from Collaborations, released June 7, 2015

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