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Artist: Koethe Koethe
Canonical path: /koethe-koethe/rest
Related lyric paths: 6
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Rest
Read Rest lyrics by Koethe Koethe on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Rest
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Can you hear me?
Are you with me?
Can't you feel not so away?
What the hell is wrong?
Conflicted and broken now
Are you dreaming?
Are you leaving?
Your own fight is a war inside of me
Rest in peace
Finally for the first time in a long time
You'll sleep
Can you hear me?
Are you with me?
Every breath static on the speaker
In shambles I fall away
Get up, get up now
Lay me out so I might dry
So affraid so worn down
Rest in peace
The sand has begun to settle in the hour glass underneath
Promise me you'll
Rest in peace
Finally for the first time in a long time
You'll sleep
Sleep
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