Trapped In Misery
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Trapped In Misery
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Look out, this pale sky
You'll just see this faint blue line
Difficult to sight the sun
Back from the irony and shame
Trapped for unknown reason
Without knowing, why
But on that dark evening
Your prints were on the knife
Trapped you will be forever?
Without the right of forgiveness
How will you end this misery?
Or the road to it?
A knife that you never touched
A knife that you never seen
But on that dark evening
Your prints were on the knife
Won't fell the Rays of the Sun
In a Cold Cell
Get used to it
Feel the Humiliation
Trapped you will be forever?
Without the right of forgiveness
How will you end this misery?
Or the road to it?
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Crossover performs "Trapped In Misery", and this lyric page sits inside the Crossover catalog on LyroVerse.
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