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Artist: Muse
Canonical path: /muse/recess
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Recess
Read Recess 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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Recess
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Resuscitate
In my sleep
I wake to see
You are never here
And that losing uses
Another year
Face your hopes and fears
I wish
I could relieve this
There's more
Hopes that forgive
And you've used my life
And the planes and trains
Are too blame
For tempting us
To refrain
And to cut the cord
And dis everyone
Are but truce absurd
I wish
I could believe
There was more
Hopes that forgive
And you kissed my life
I could believe
There was more
...hopes that forgive
...hopes that forgive
...hopes that forgive
And you kissed my life
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