Coldness
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Coldness
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The city is running too fast to realize
And old man is dying under rags 'n' dust
The streets like rivers but full of people
I never felt so alone in all my life
...I never felt so alone...
No one cares no one knows the coldness as the only law
I feel it through my veins
Hard to talk and meet the eyes, misty wheatyer on our days
Where do we go wrong??
They call it progress I call it sadness
If everyone is closed in his brainstorm
We lose the essence of a good living
Am I pathetic or just a realist?
...I call it sadness...
No one cares no one knows the coldness as the only law
I feel it through my veins
Hard to talk and meet the eyes, misty wheatyer on our days
Where do we go wrong??
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Who performs "Coldness"?
Labyrinth performs "Coldness", and this lyric page sits inside the Labyrinth catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to A Chance and L. Y. A. F. H. (Light Years Away From Here) with a short reason for opening each page next.
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