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Artist: Death Takes a Holiday
Canonical path: /death-takes-a-holiday/epiphany
Related lyric paths: 6
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Epiphany
Read Epiphany lyrics by Death Takes a Holiday on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Epiphany
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I'm locked in my room
In my bed I lay me down
The day went so fast
Some pictures are on the ground
Now I see, it's me
I've been here, so deep
And it's so dark and cold
I've been here, where I grow
I look to the ceiling
Thinking of how it should be
My head on the pillow
While I start to swing my feet
Now I see, it's me
I've been here, so deep
And it's so dark and cold
I've been here, where I grow
I know that I'm losing so much time
But my life is over before I die
And now there's nothing else I could try
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