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Artist: Hover
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Serenity
Read Serenity lyrics by Hover on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Serenity
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Serenity is a golden gift
And through the years
I'm slowly reaching it
When I'm alone, I enjoy the silence
'Cause hearing my own thoughts
Makes so much of a difference
I think positive
Good things come to me
Like moths to the light
And I'm in charge of making it brighter
I feel brighter
Holding this tongue in mouth
I sharder than screaming loud
Like I'm screaming now
If I had the chance to get out
I would be far from here now
Ease the waters of your mind
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