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Artist: Carnival In Coal
Canonical path: /carnival-in-coal/my-favorite-armchair
Related lyric paths: 6
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My Favorite Armchair
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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My Favorite Armchair
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I don't wanna hear your voice anymore
I don't want you around
I don't wanna see you sitting in my Favorite armchair
I hope we'll never meet in town
I wish you know how I trusted in you
Too bad : you'll probably never know
I trusted in you...
Deceiver.
You played the part of a well-dressed alter ego
You were my well-dressed alter ego
I trusted in you.
Well-dressed alter ego
I don't want you around.
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