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Artist: A Masterpiece Of Failure
Canonical path: /a-masterpiece-of-failure/loneliness
Related lyric paths: 6
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Loneliness
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Loneliness
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This is a document of loneliness
Lost in this transition from sunny days
To lonely nights
Unable to see
Laying in this dying room of bleeding colors
The brushes are burning
This is for anyone who cares
This is for no one
I lost every thing
The night the eternal black sky
Was pulled down and wrapped around me
Decorated with useless stars
And cast alone into the ocean of the forgotten
This is a tidal wave of loneliness
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