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Artist: Attack In Black
Canonical path: /attack-in-black/i-m-a-rock
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I'm a Rock
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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I'm a Rock
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Everything is so clear today.
I'm finding the right words to say
How i let the whole things fall
And how it won't hurt me at all. no.
I'm a rock that can't be stopped.
And it's never enough.
No, it's never enough when you live without love.
Tell me is there a plan to work this out.
I need someone to dream about.
Bring my eyes to something new.
I'm tired of never caring about you.
I'm a rock that can't be stopped.
And it's never enough.
No, it's never enough when you live without love
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