Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Incrave
Canonical path: /incrave/dead-end
Related lyric paths: 6
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Dead End
Read Dead End lyrics by Incrave on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Dead End
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Now you're on your knees
You try to free yourself from falling
Am i the only one?
The only one who's seen you crawling
You owe your lesson learned
You, you're the one that fades away
When the road comes to a dead end
You're the one that fades away
I've heard it all before
Always trying to be clever
But now you're on your own
Will you be like this forever?
Forever and ever
And when the road comes to a dead end
Will your lesson be learned?
And when the road comes to a dead end
And you're on your knees
Will you ever see?
You're falling
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