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Artist: Elegeion
Canonical path: /elegeion/solitude
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Solitude
Read Solitude lyrics by Elegeion on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Solitude
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How many deaths must I endure
Before I see the light?
Always awakening in darkness
Where hope's a diminishing light
...where's the light?
In my heart no time exists
Yet to my skin, age still persists
Even when cold and still I lie,
My love for you shall never die
The days I weather
The nights I cry
I'd rather hope forever
Than live a lie...
I'd rather hope forever
Than live a... lie!
I'd never feel a flame
Nor see a light
That burned as warm
Or shone as bright, as you
I've all I never wanted
And nothing of what I do
All I want is happiness
All I want is you.
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Elegeion performs "Solitude", and this lyric page sits inside the Elegeion catalog on LyroVerse.
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