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Artist: Giant Jellyfish
Canonical path: /giant-jellyfish/lost-golden-age-syndrome
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Lost Golden Age Syndrome
Read Lost Golden Age Syndrome lyrics by Giant Jellyfish on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Lost Golden Age Syndrome
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Every time we got down
We begin to think how things used to be
The only constant here is
How choosy are our memories
Praising old glories
Repeating the same mistakes
Feeding our selfishness
Assuming our stupidity once again
Lost golden age syndrome
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