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Artist: And Then There Were None
Canonical path: /and-then-there-were-none/suffering-in-solitude
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Suffering In Solitude
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Suffering In Solitude
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Voice will fade as the path is winding, Silence, sorrow,
burning to the ground. We are born to hope, hope will pain,
we are born to love, love again
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