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Edicius

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Neithan Canonical path: /neithan/edicius Related lyric paths: 6
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Edicius

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let life frustrate the soul

inner- self is losing sanity

release your greatest thoughts

it's all an ending stream of mental unity

from depression to despair

invent your ways to fall deep

endless nights of flowing blood

from these white- blooming wounds

your last days of self- ruin

suffer for the things you never reach

slice through your empty life

and kill all hopes left

in deep scars write:

suicide

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