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Artist: EverThorn
Canonical path: /everthorn/stating-the-warning
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Stating The Warning
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Stating The Warning
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Which way is right i need to know to find my exit sign cause im afraid ive lost myself again, blanks walls and room emptied lost me when you left me standing here alone again,
Pointless dreams come tumbling an avalanche is falling from my heart and im just stating a warning, Which way do i go to find the e.r.
i,ve searched every room at least i think so blank walls and room emptied lost me when you left me standing here alone again, Yahweh...
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