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Artist: Abyssmal Sorrow
Canonical path: /abyssmal-sorrow/cavernous-sorrow-and-worthlessness
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Cavernous Sorrow And Worthlessness
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Cavernous Sorrow And Worthlessness
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Flesh cut, deep as each grave, welcoming the hard
Sharpened steel, Cold, cavernous sorrow and the bitter
Taste of worthless existence. My scars will never mend.
I welcome the tools of the end. The rope in the trees,
The steel through the vein, the never ending fall.
Departed and nothing left to feel.
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