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Platitude

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Platitude

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Is there a light at the end of your life

Can you see what happened here

You won't see me in a coffin

I'm to live by the brightest blaze

(CHORUS):

I see there is no sanctuary

There's no shelter

There's no grace

Love and hate, both blind but deep

Why can't you see what's going on

The long centuries in an hour

As I close my tired eyes

(CHORUS)

(So I spend these times in a shell)

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