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Moving On

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Must Canonical path: /must/moving-on Related lyric paths: 6
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Moving On

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At the end of my tether

Faithless, friendless and wrong

Speed forth revelation

Deliver me from this deathly curse

I've been sat here far too long

Depressed and giving none

My pale skin haunts the sun

I must get moving on

And I've said all this before

But from my life I've been divorced

For love and psycho hum

I must get moving on

Open wound bleed profusely

Drain me till I pass out

Lead me on through the doorway

Ascend in mirth to resplendent rebirth

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