Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Die Form
Canonical path: /die-form/long-term-survivor
Related lyric paths: 6
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Long-Term Survivor
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Long-Term Survivor
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Every day, o every day,
every day dissolves your pain.
Every day, o every day, every day
dissolves your shade.
And you learn to walk again,
and you learn to breathe again,
learn to shout again.
Every day, o every day,
every day dispels your fear.
Every day, o every day,
every day dispels your doubts.
You're born from your pain again
and you rise from the ashes.
And your wounds are healing over,
and the blood runs in your veins...
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