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Artist: Kirk Windstein
Canonical path: /kirk-windstein/hollow-dying-man
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Hollow Dying Man
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Hollow Dying Man
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You wake then realize
It's gone
All your hope is gone
The end is near
Too late
All you had is gone
You're lying in despair
A hollow dying man
You fell too hard this time
The need never goes away
The darkness grows in deep
Far too deep to heal
You're lying in despair
A hollow dying man
They're calling you back home
A hollow dying man
A hollow dying man
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Kirk Windstein performs "Hollow Dying Man", and this lyric page sits inside the Kirk Windstein catalog on LyroVerse.
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