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Artist: Hesperian
Canonical path: /hesperian/snakes
Related lyric paths: 4
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Snakes
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Snakes
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In this arsenal of friendship, you could never be
You mean nothing to me, and you never will
This is where I rise, this is where you fall
Pushed your falsified mentality right back in the snakepit
Left to be found
Nobody's coming back for you
Did you really think somebody would help you?
Don't ever forget, this is all thanks to you
I won't be there, to get you through
Because of what makes me, but breaks you
Left to be found
Nobody's coming back for you
Did you really think somebody would help you?
Made to be me, and you're a fucking waste
Don't ever forget, this is all thanks to you
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