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Artist: My Brightest Diamond
Canonical path: /my-brightest-diamond/disappear
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Disappear
Read Disappear lyrics by My Brightest Diamond on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Disappear
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One day I may disappear
Don't be too suprised
'Cause I get tired of
Noisy alarms
& phone bills
& I don't think we're meant to stay here very long
I don't dream of bringing heaven down not like this
I'd rather move on
One day I may go for the longest walk
Don't be too shocked
'Cause I get tired of
Sneaky societies
& combat boots
& I don't think we're meant to stay here very long
I don't dream of bringing heaven down not like this
I'd rather move on
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