Wear Out
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Wear Out
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My heart, beating, wondering, what if
This fever, outglows, the sunlight, is that it?
Each night, back again, in solitude, the day ends
Shimmering, gleaming, my head spins, endlessly
Sweat it out, sweetly, torment, my body
Hold it out, my drumming heart, in this gaping wound, so softly
Out there in the fading night air
Inside every dying light
My whole, being, withering, dreaming
What if, we’re out of, the stardust, that made us?
Sweat it out, sweetly, torment, my body
Hold it out, my drumming heart, in this gaping wound, so softly
Out there in the fading night air
Inside every dying light
Out there in the fading night air
We'll all wear out
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Hydrogen Sea performs "Wear Out", and this lyric page sits inside the Hydrogen Sea catalog on LyroVerse.
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