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Artist: Hundred Year Storm
Canonical path: /hundred-year-storm/crash-and-burn
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Crash And Burn
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Crash And Burn
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An army of skeletons a desert full of people
No heart to feel no voice to sing
Wake me up before I crash and burn
An army of skeletons a desert full of people
Dying to know the breath of life again
Reaching at the end
Where a heart can feel and a voice can sing
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