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Prologue
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Hidden away
I gave
A quiet sigh
Tired of crying out into the night
Then came a faint reply
Suddenly I could break away
From the shadows that I was always chained to
Making my way towards the light
I cast away my bindings
Maybe the place I'm running to
Is a fantasy or a sweet delusion
But I've gotta try
Here we stand
Under a moonlit sky
Patiently waiting for the dawn
We will not be silent anymore
This is our prologue
Yeah, until that day
No one knew me, the true me I locked away
But you saw through the lies and deep inside
I knew that you could see me
Now that I'm found I'll never stray
It's decided, united we'll find our way through
Chasing the light
Hand in hand
Under a moonlit sky
Patiently waiting for the dawn
We will not be silent anymore
This is our prologue
Tossing those lonely days aside
We won't surrender back into the night
Remember the pain
Cast away yesterday
Stretch your hand out and reach for the sunrise
Everything changed
You saved
A dying light
Now see me shining out into the night
Here we stand
Under a moonlit sky
Patiently waiting for the dawn
We will not be silent anymore
This is our prologue
Watching the curtains rise
We have been waiting for our call
We will not be silent anymore
This is our new dawn
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Prologue (Instrumental)
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DiCENTRA UK
We are DiCENTRA, a charity-centric, five-person rock/metal net idol group.
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