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Artist: A Life Once Lost
Canonical path: /a-life-once-lost/a-rush-amp-siege
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A Rush & Siege
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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A Rush & Siege
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I can't understand what I do wrong half the time
my judgment is blurred from this last year of defeat
I never once acted like this before I met you
now I'm a simplified sensation
I'm nothing; a laughingstock to some
I'm sorry for my vicious decline into this bedlam you see before your eyes
I adhere to the progress of my helpless desire to live
my innards are freezing inherently, like winter rain
I'm over infectious regret
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