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Artist: Thirty Seconds To Mars
Canonical path: /30-seconds-to-mars/rider
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Rider
Read Rider lyrics by Thirty Seconds To Mars on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Rider
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There is a rider on the storm
A silence when I go away
A violence when I told you
Lord, you'll miss me, you will miss me
When I'm gone
There is a promise I've been making
A price that I've been paying
I loved you, I'll leave you
Lord, you'll miss me, you will miss me
When I'm gone
When I'm gone
You will miss me
You will miss me
When I'm gone
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