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Artist: Anthemon
Canonical path: /anthemon/reed
Related lyric paths: 6
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Reed
Read Reed lyrics by Anthemon on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Reed
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These days, I tried, I tried, I tried
But life kept me next to her, why ?
Like a reed, I fold but don't break
Since these moments, nothing distresses me.
Behind my misanthropic and insensitive wall,
My love is a so beautiful corpse.
Rain and wind remind me your death
But like a reed, I fold but don't break
The river that feeds me is only silence and scorn
That's why I'm so black...
Since these moments nothing distresses me
But like a reed, I fold but don't break
So nobody cares of...
My doubts... My cries... My fears... My pain... My dreams... Me
Yet I realize that, like an oak, I'm tough.
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