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Artist: Last Minute Sedative
Canonical path: /last-minute-sedative/this-tragedy
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This Tragedy
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This Tragedy
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Sleepless nights losing fights with myself, over you
I cling tight to this sight I see, of beauty
Watch the trees burn down
Like you burned me from the top to the ground
Watch the leaves die away
Like our love did on that day
And you left the ashes to fade
I will rise up again one day
I regret every step I walked by your side
Your lack of strength kept me
Awake every night you spent with him
The saddest part of this tragedy
Is not knowing who waits for me
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