Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Harvard
Canonical path: /harvard/ending-of-all-endings
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Ending Of All Endings
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Ending Of All Endings
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When the world comes down in your sleep
Its ringing out in your sleep.
Its a silent song for you to hear.
It was you, everywhere but here.
It was you who paints the day red.
Mechanical anecdote,
I don't why, I see the setting sun.
It will rise, it will rise.
But I knew, I knew, I knew.
This is the end of everybody.
It was the ending of endings.
You were lonely, I was calling out
Hallelujah - energy.
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Harvard performs "Ending Of All Endings", and this lyric page sits inside the Harvard catalog on LyroVerse.
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