Love & Permanence
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Love & Permanence
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Oh, I wanted love and permanence
You wanted the night
When the stars fell to their death
And now I'm in the city
Where the lights burn so bright
That I don't have to see them ever again
But I miss them
I know it breaks their hearts
Oh, just how far I had to go
From this place, I came from
Darkness illuminated one
Our eyes missed a terrible love
Pass away, assuring you things
So break my heart
Oh, break my heart
Oh, break my heart
Oh, break my heart again
Oh, break my heart
Oh, break my heart
Oh, break my heart
Oh, break my heart again
So that I might see
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Azure Ray performs "Love & Permanence", and this lyric page sits inside the Azure Ray catalog on LyroVerse.
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