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Artist: Diorama
Canonical path: /diorama/pale
Related lyric paths: 6
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Pale
Read Pale lyrics by Diorama on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Pale
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speechless and fearful
suffocated by air
escaped from your grasping
I couldn't stay there
one single day longer
now that I had
exposed what your facades
and walls didn't say
Attracted by wisdom
and seductive psalms
I followed your footsteps
wherever I was
Talking by glances
people stay dumb
hostile words getting
even meaner like this
your lap offered comfort
deliverance your touch
divine and indulgent
you hurt me so much
I woke up but it was
already too late
I said if I shall die
please never here
Leaving I may be
while knowing for sure
Soon I will be with you...
...again
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