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Artist: Blackberry Winter
Canonical path: /blackberry-winter/blackout
Related lyric paths: 6
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Blackout
Read Blackout lyrics by Blackberry Winter on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Blackout
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We've had this conversation before
Scraped our knees on the concrete below
Burning in fluorescence,
I can't see straight
Streetlights clutter the stars,
& I've lost North
But I'll pray for a blackout,
But I'll pray for dark
You've found solace in number and steel
Traded your rust for a new song to sing
Burning in fluorescence,
I can't see straight
Streetlights clutter the stars,
& I've lost North
But I'll pray for a blackout,
But I'll pray for dark
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