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Artist: Bullet Course
Canonical path: /bullet-course/november
Related lyric paths: 6
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November
Read November lyrics by Bullet Course on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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November
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Sometimes I think about suicide
When night falls in silence
It makes sence to kill the pain
Without it I can't survive
My suicide in november
What is an icy body in sorrow?
Why don't you wake up?
In my dream, I fell into the well
The taste of pain trancends
Seeking own gaze
And let your hope into the cold
Suicide no longer satisfies me
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