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Artist: Million Dead
Canonical path: /million-dead/mute-group
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Mute Group
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Mute Group
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would someone please speak, this silence is as golden as midas' wife with a mouthful of carious teeth crying halitosis... if you'd speak, but you never speak, if you'd sing but you never sing. if you'd
love, but you never love, if you'd learn but you never learn. and if you'd dance, but you never dance, and if you'd rhyme, but you never rhyme. if you'd know... but then you never know. if you'd peak.
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Million Dead performs "Mute Group", and this lyric page sits inside the Million Dead catalog on LyroVerse.
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