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Artist: Codatone
Canonical path: /codatone/masks
Related lyric paths: 4
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Masks
Read Masks lyrics by Codatone on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Masks
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All lie fall
Good night fellow
Fail, low, low, down
(All lie fall)
You could, could run
To somewhere I belong
I could fly and lie
Searching for a dawn
I can say lies and so drown
I can fall and lie six feet underground
All lie fall
Good night fellow
Fail, low, low, down
(All lie fall)
You could, could run
To somewhere I belong
I could fly and lie
Searching for a dawn
I can say lies and so drown
I can fall and lie six feet underground
(All lie fall)
I can say lies and so drown
I can fall and lie six feet underground
I can say lies and so drown
I can fall and lie six feet underground
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