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No Tomorrow

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Gone Sadness Canonical path: /gone-sadness/no-tomorrow Related lyric paths: 3
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No Tomorrow

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In my day there's no tomorrow

Living in blesed seconds of night

I attempt to stay awake

So that the time passes slowly by

As i rack my brain over the next years

I wish i were dead

And i can't see why god doesn't take care

Of my soul

What is hope ? what is trust ?

What do you believe ?

If you know what's wrong with me

Then help me in my grief

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