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Artist: Bone Fragments
Canonical path: /bone-fragments/flooded-lung
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Flooded Lung
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Flooded Lung
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Underneath the water flows through a labyrinth
A feeling of drowning, like slow suffocation
Dark and murky, a rotten stench
Face down in the water with a flooded lung
Matted hair and bloated flesh,
It's better than being above where the people taunt
Every night it's the same, He's got to get away
Escape from the torment, escape from the lights
Find solitude in the damp and dark
There's nothing to fear down here,
Just a shallow pool, waiting
A figure lying in the darkness, With a flooded lung
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