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Artist: Castevet
Canonical path: /castevet/narrow-hallways
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Narrow Hallways
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Narrow Hallways
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Alone with all the things that i've done
Living and thinking in minutes
My small days spill into light years
Now i can pretend to live a life of starting over
Forget what i used to be
There are dead stars whose light is trapped forever in time
How can i stand inside the light?
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