In This Labyrinth
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In This Labyrinth
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I'm in a cycle and I can't get out
I'm in this labyrinth and I can't break free
They're always running after me
They don't let me live
Can't they see I'm hurting
Why they keep doing this
They're always there
To remind me of unsolved problems
Every time I'm crying
That's what they want anyway
I'm sure now they're smiling
They're laughing at my pain
I wish I could smile
Even for a while
But I don't remember how it's like
I've lost it for a while
But I refuse to lose my mind
I can't be morе disappointed
Than I already am
I desеrve more than that
Everyone's showing their lies
To my face
No one understands how it feels
To be in my place
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Marilia Adamaki performs "In This Labyrinth", and this lyric page sits inside the Marilia Adamaki catalog on LyroVerse.
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