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Artist: Darwin
Canonical path: /darwin/ii
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II
Read II lyrics by Darwin on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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II
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For you'd whispered in a willing ear, and cried an eager shoulder.
Knowing what I know now. Hate becomes justified
Camouflage your weary eyes, a glisten in a quiet night.
The reflections of the moon, rolling down your cheek.
Wrapped barbed wire around my heart.
To be sure you'd leave a scar.
If only I could erase what rewinds me.
If only I could erase what reminds me.
If only I could cross out your name.
Cross out the name that rewinds me.
Can a man survive the lack of water?
Can a heart pomp merely dust?
Can a man survive the lack of air?
Can lungs breathe merely dust?
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