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Artist: Dimness Through Infinity
Canonical path: /dimness-through-infinity/the-solitude-echoes
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The Solitude Echoes
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The Solitude Echoes
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Lonely glances from the window of the ethereal silence...
You' re alone again,
In the dark side of nocturnal imaginary
but it's cold and wrath
feelings so down and the nothingness...
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