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Artist: Autobiography of Man
Canonical path: /autobiography-of-man/the-weak-and-wounded-part-ii
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The Weak and Wounded: Part II
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The Weak and Wounded: Part II
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And now i say goodbye.
I'm breathing my final breath.
I'm losing this life to death.
Now i must be on my way.
Another lonely part of the fray.
I need to feel or i won't heal.
Wake up this inner darkness!
Finish the games we tried to play!
Wake up to sleight of sharpness!
Ever foolishly tried to stay!
If this world decides to burn,
Could you say you love me?
In your fortress, safe from loneliness
The story's neverending.
If this world decides to burn,
I would say i loved you.
Fly me home. these broken wings
Have nothing left to mend with.
Wake up this inner darkness!
Finish the games we tried to play!
Catch on to sleight of sharpness!
I will see you another day!
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