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Artist: Narcose
Canonical path: /narcose/a-day-that-happened
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A day that happened
Read A day that happened lyrics by Narcose on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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A day that happened
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Don't think of my overdose
Because this was mine choice
My depression
My depression
This wasn't my choice
Still remind me living
In a hot day of summer's
You smiling for me
It came to leave my heart
My heart
My crazy heart
My heart
My depression
My depression
It wasn't mine choice
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