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Artist: Amorphis
Canonical path: /amorphis/smithereens
Related lyric paths: 6
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Smithereens
Read Smithereens lyrics by Amorphis on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Smithereens
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I let you take
this breeding sorrow
you're too close to see
as the pride inside of you
is smashed to smithereens
this fire hunts the soulless and the weak
bursting out the madness in me
and through all the that fear I have to keep
I still pretend to be real
you can't resist
all those fools beside you
spread your arms and share
this hatred with me
as it smashes your soul to smithereens
this fire hunts the soulless and the weak
bursting out the madness in me
and through all the that fear I have to keep
I still pretend to be real
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