Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Mick Hart
Canonical path: /mick-hart/lost
Related lyric paths: 6
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Lost
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Lost
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I lost myself, i lost myself,
Painted picture postcard restlessness,
For i can't tell.
And i can't feel,
Does anybody really know me anymore?
You kill yourself for what?
You kill yourself
You kill yourself for love
You kill yourself
It's not over but it's not here,
For i can see you in my mirror but not everywhere,
I send my spirit to you, i send my spirit for you,
I'm sinking lower, lower, lower than i've ever been.
-chorus-
Rescue me, rescue me,
I'm alone here, i'm alone here to an empty space,
For i can't tell,
And i can't feel.
Does anybody really know me anymore?
-chorus-
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Mick Hart performs "Lost", and this lyric page sits inside the Mick Hart catalog on LyroVerse.
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