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Artist: Elegia
Canonical path: /elegia/in-a-dead-loss
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In a Dead Loss
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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In a Dead Loss
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Write my life and tear it apart
I must learn to live alone
I must wait
I look into your eyes
Crystals blend in a dead loss
I look into your eyes
Rest in brown waters again
Life is too long when you're waiting
So when you think it's over
The road rises again
I look into your eyes
I can see inside it
I look into your eyes
Kaleidoscopes invade my mind
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