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Artist: Desolate Ways
Canonical path: /desolate-ways/lost-illusions
Related lyric paths: 6
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Lost Illusions
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Lost Illusions
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There no tears to my days
my days alone in pain...
it's a long way to my faith
the night laments for my sad days
I living for my lost illusions
the cold of your hope lost in confusion
there's no courage to regret
for my forgotten past...
the light doesen't shine my eyes
when the black sun shining
to cry and die
sold for your soul...
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