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Artist: Converge
Canonical path: /converge/bitter-and-then-some
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Bitter and Then Some
Read Bitter and Then Some lyrics by Converge on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Bitter and Then Some
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Death to cowards, traitors, and empty words
To those adorned with the touch of rose petals
And the blessed gift of forgetfulness
For these are your years and days to outshine
Push on and soar higher
This is your memory
Your everything and the inbetween
Push on and soar higher
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