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Artist: As I Lay Dying
Canonical path: /as-i-lay-dying/elegy
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Elegy
Read Elegy lyrics by As I Lay Dying on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Elegy
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Did you ever see me or could you even see at all
I looked at your cold white face, so still, so empty
Yet i knew you were at rest
Much more comforted than i
What else could i find to replace who you were
It was the carefree unrestricted love that you never meant to
Give
You never had the choice
It was your innocence
It was part of who you were
It was the comfort of a friend
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