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Artist: Ben Harper
Canonical path: /ben-harper/alone
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Alone
Read Alone lyrics by Ben Harper on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Alone
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this empty room it fills my mind
freedom it leaves me confined
every single bone has cracked
but in this life you can't turn back
i don't want to live
i don't want to live alone
as these words part with my tongue
i question why they're even sung
i promise but i lie
i don't even know myself inside
i don't want to be
i don't want to be here alone
today and tomorrow have become one
every single thing has become none
human nature is a beast
what i've done the most to show i have the least
please don't leave me here
don't you leave me alone
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