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Artist: Muse
Canonical path: /muse/razor-blades
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Razor Blades
Read Razor Blades lyrics by Muse on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Razor Blades
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You so lonely, always surrounded
Stop your screaming, no one can hear
All the scars on your skin post no bills
Hide from the mirror, the cracks and the memories
Hide from your family, they won't know you now
For all the holes in our souls, host no thrills
Who you were
Was so beautiful
Remember you
Who you were...
I always hoped that things could be different
And I thought, underneath, you'd be cooler than this
For all the holes in our souls, post no bills
Who you were
Was so beautiful
Remember you
Who you were
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