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Artist: Ed Cash
Canonical path: /ed-cash/a-face-in-agony
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A Face In Agony
Read A Face In Agony lyrics by Ed Cash on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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A Face In Agony
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You can see me from the outside
If only you could see me from within
So maybe just for today
We could try to start it all again
Everyone is going somewhere
To be with a fellow brother
Whether resting from having been one place
Or waiting to go to another
A simple smile one moment
After a while it fades
A fade turned down in agony
Hiding behind the shades
The masks, the shield of a great army
Shivering at most any sound
When will this forbidden soul be searched?
Where the truth is found
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