Misery Plains
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Misery Plains
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Storm will catch me in plains
And leaves me soaked
Rain is blending with tears
Making me choke
I don't have a coat
I dance in the rain
And staying alone
Celebrating my pain
Everything's done, everything's gone
All words are spoken
Sky was so clear, chance was so near
All hope is broken
When things go wrong, you walk alone
In misery
Until the storm will scour your wounds
And makes you free
Wind blows in my face
Sends shivers down my spine
Storm is on the increase
Bolts are making me blind
Gale rages over my head
It's just improving my dance
And nothing left to regret
Heart is purged from pangs
Everything's done, everything's gone
All words are spoken
Sky was so clear, chance was so near
All hope is broken
When Things go wrong, you walk alone
In misery
Until the storm will scour your wounds
And makes you free again
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