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EPISODE · Mar 1, 2015 · 2 MIN

It's Been So Long

from Phoenix Winter: MLP Songs · host Phoenix Winter

It's been awhile since i've uploaded anything, but now you could find me on Itunes!!!(Requested by: Marionette/Purple Guy)Lyrics:I don't know what I was thinkingLeaving my child behindNow I suffer the curse and now I am blindWith all this anger, guilt and sadnessComing to haunt me foreverI can't wait for the cliff at the end of the riverIs this revenge I am seekingOr seeking someone to avenge meStuck in my own paradox I wanna set myself freeMaybe I should chase and findBefore they'll try to stop itIt won't be long before I'll become a puppetIt's been so longSince I last have seen my sonLost to this monsterTo the man behind the slaughterSince you've been goneI've been singing this stupid songSo I could ponderThe sanity of your mother-pause-I wish I lived in the presentWith the gift of my past mistakesBut the future keeps luring in like a pack of snakesYour sweet little eyes, your little smileIs all I rememberThose fuzzy memories mess with my temperJustification is killing meBut killing isn't justifiedWhat happened to my son, I'm terrifiedIt lingers in my mind and the thought keeps getting biggerI'm sorry my sweet baby, I wish I've been thereIt's been so longSince I last have seen my sonLost to this monsterTo the man behind the slaughterSince you've been goneI've been singing this stupid songSo I could ponderThe sanity of your mother

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It's been awhile since i've uploaded anything, but now you could find me on Itunes!!! (Requested by: Marionette/Purple Guy) Lyrics: I don't know what I was thinking Leaving my child behind Now I suffer the curse and now I am blind With all this anger, guilt and sadness Coming to haunt me forever I can't wait for the cliff at the end of the river Is this revenge I am seeking Or seeking someone to avenge me Stuck in my own paradox I wanna set myself free Maybe I should chase and find Before they'll try to stop it It won't be long before I'll become a puppet It's been so long Since I last have seen my son Lost to this monster To the man behind the slaughter Since you've been gone I've been singing this stupid song So I could ponder The sanity of your mother -pause- I wish I lived in the present With the gift of my past mistakes But the future keeps luring in like a pack of snakes Your sweet little eyes, your little smile Is all I remember Those fuzzy memories mess with my temper Justification is killing me But killing isn't justified What happened to my son, I'm terrified It lingers in my mind and the thought keeps getting bigger I'm sorry my sweet baby, I wish I've been there It's been so long Since I last have seen my son Lost to this monster To the man behind the slaughter Since you've been gone I've been singing this stupid song So I could ponder The sanity of your mother

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It's been awhile since i've uploaded anything, but now you could find me on Itunes!!!(Requested by: Marionette/Purple Guy)Lyrics:I don't know what I was thinkingLeaving my child behindNow I suffer the curse and now I am blindWith all this anger,...

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