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Artist: Entertainment For The Braindead
Canonical path: /entertainment-for-the-braindead/wastelands
Related lyric paths: 6
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Wastelands
Read Wastelands lyrics by Entertainment For The Braindead on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Wastelands
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It's been a long way south
To the endlessly stretching desert
I've got dust in my mouth
And a sting in my chest
Now I've got no use
For what I had seemed to've needed
I've got sand in my shoes
And an endless silence
In my heart
My heart
And it's a long way home
And I'll never really get there
For the one coming back
Isn't me anymore
Not the same as before
It's someone
Who has learned to fall
And get up after all
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