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Artist: Curve
Canonical path: /curve/triumph
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Triumph
Read Triumph lyrics by Curve on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Triumph
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When
Will
You
See
Me,
With-
Out
The lies
That hold
The key?
This is yours
This is yours
You're not a prison of your own making
You control your thoughts
They dont control you
You are the master of your own work
You're not a slave to your own ideals
When
Will
You
Be
Free,
Maybe
We
Could meet
For tea?
Your not a prison of your own making
You control your thoughts
They dont control you
You are the master of your own work
You're not a slave to your own ideals
I am yours
I am yours
[That's how it goes
Dont you know, dont you know?]
I am yours
I am yours
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Curve performs "Triumph", and this lyric page sits inside the Curve catalog on LyroVerse.
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