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Artist: Axioma
Canonical path: /axioma/reflexions
Related lyric paths: 6
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Reflexions
Read Reflexions lyrics by Axioma on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Reflexions
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The silence sometimes comes back
All I only hear the rain noise
It's time to think...
Tonight will be a long night
I fell guilty for everything
It's time to think...
...Think about my life
Think and cry!
The wasted time, the desert streets
The wasted money, the nights wide-awake
There was no future, there was nothing
It wasn't the end, but soon it would be
...It's time to think
Think about my life
Think and cry
The silence sometimes comes back
All I only hear the rain noise
It's time to think
... Think about my life
Think and dream
Live whitout this nightmare...
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