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Artist: Innocens
Canonical path: /innocens/not-a-single-word
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Not a single word
Read Not a single word lyrics by Innocens on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Not a single word
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Walking through these dirty streets
You're trying to find own memories
You've lost somewhere but no one can be found
Well my dear, you were so near
So close to glad my face your fears
And gentle breeze were almost disappeared
What a horrid world
No smile and no one pleasant
Not a single word
You're stayin' alone and lonesome
Alone and lonesome
Over there
Can you see through the tears
The sky is turning fine to wake up
Through the dream the warmth of memories
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