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Artist: Emma Ruth Rundle
Canonical path: /emma-ruth-rundle/return
Related lyric paths: 6
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Return
Read Return lyrics by Emma Ruth Rundle on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Return
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A rich belief that no one sees you
Your ribbon cut from all the fates and
Some hound of Hell looking for handouts
The breath between things no one says
Author of a Poor Design
No one to steady your hand
All things lost in their own time
Where have you gone to?
Where have you gone to?
Return to me
Return to me again
Return to me
Return to me again
Some demimonde astride the crossing
You're reaching for a life-like face
You stumble to the cellar door and
Your fragments glitter the eyelids of a child
Author of a Poor Design
No one to steady your gaze
And the things a pound of flesh can't buy
Where have you gone to?
Where have you gone to?
To return to me?
To return again?
Return to me
Return again
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Emma Ruth Rundle performs "Return", and this lyric page sits inside the Emma Ruth Rundle catalog on LyroVerse.
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