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Artist: Insomnium
Canonical path: /insomnium/bereavement
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Bereavement
Read Bereavement lyrics by Insomnium on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Bereavement
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Would you come and share
My cross, my pain, my heartbroken nature
For this burden is too heavy to bear
Too troublesome for one man to handle
Since my darkness swallowed
The last gleam of light
I've been rambling in the shadows
Hour after hour in the dark
They who never got sorrow,
Grinding grief in their hearts
Never lost a thing
Never had a thing
They who never witnessed beauty
That flamed even the all-encompassing night
Never lost a thing
Never had a thing
Now these bitter tears run ceaseless
And drown my hope far too deep
It must've been the day we parted
When I trapped this sadness in me
Since my darkness swallowed
The last gleam of light
I've been clothed in mourning
Wearing sorrow day and night
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