Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Ahoora
Canonical path: /ahoora/masks-amp-balefires
Related lyric paths: 6
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Masks & Balefires
Read Masks & Balefires lyrics by Ahoora on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Masks & Balefires
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All men betray
All lose heart
But I'm no longer there
To shine, stare or betray
God and nothing have a lot in common
Nameless and dead
But all I wanted was a second chance
Where I could fester quietly
As man's little mad sin
God and nothing have a lot in common;
Nameless and dead
God and nothing have a lot in common
Tempting me with visions
Such big ideas
But all men betray
You all lose heart
God and nothing have a lot in common
Where I could fester quietly
God and nothing have a lot in common
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