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Artist: Expect Anything
Canonical path: /expect-anything/whiteline
Related lyric paths: 6
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WhiteLine
Read WhiteLine lyrics by Expect Anything on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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WhiteLine
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Between sky and earth, nothing appears
It's a first hard breathe. End starts here
Between sky and earth, nothing appears
It's a first heartache. Endless fear
A pretty nightmare approaching,
(Old trees arms)
Through deeper prostration
(Old)
Maybe this road, maybe this driveway,
(Cold deep fog)
Stay alone, waiting in silence
(Cold)
Among the blinding stars, a pale moon's ray
Among the blinding stars, the clouds are low
Between sky and earth, nothing appears
It's a first hard breathe. Nothing seems to be true
Oblivion's worst than the darkness of the road
Everything, every ways...
Are dispairs,
In deep fog, waiting in silence
A lot of broken rays are crashing on.
(All is gone)
On the floor,
(All)
Through dead leaves
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