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Artist: Emily Browning
Canonical path: /emily-browning/the-end
Related lyric paths: 6
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The end
Read The end lyrics by Emily Browning on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The end
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The end
It is more painful
We should not fear the end
The end, the end, the end
Thinking can be terrible
It's terrible thinking in end
You can not change what was written
The end will come when the time is
The end, the end, the end
It is more painful
We should not fear the end
The end, the end, the end
Think of good things
It may be better
It may be better
Disappointed in things that are sad
Bad things
It is more painful
We should not fear the end
The end, the end, the end
Everything we have done
All pledges
It deserves to be thought
And passed
Will never be forgotten
Remember
It is more painful
We should not fear the end
The end, the end, the end
We must never lower our heads and simply say
Bye
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Emily Browning performs "The end", and this lyric page sits inside the Emily Browning catalog on LyroVerse.
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