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Artist: 216
Canonical path: /216/used-to-be
Related lyric paths: 6
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Used (to Be)
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Used (to Be)
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Everything i am
This is not as much fun as it used to be
Nothing is ever going to me as much to me
I've drinken from a chalice full of tears from an angel
Drowning in a pool of desire
Fear and anger this time not my fault
I cannot recall ever feeling this lost
It's painted on my face everything that i stand for
I look into the mirror into the eyes of a stranger
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