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Artist: Novembers Doom
Canonical path: /novembers-doom/hamartia
Related lyric paths: 6
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Hamartia
Read Hamartia lyrics by Novembers Doom on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Hamartia
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Reach for the stars, I want it all
Right here where the storm begins
Diminished by waste, cursed by the one who stands
You can't steal my thoughts anymore
Crawling through these halls of misery
Who are you to say that love is dead
This has always been about the heart
I have told so many lies
Protecting the drowning pride
You can't steal my thoughts anymore
Crawling through these halls of misery
Who are you to say that love is dead
This has always been about the heart
The facade smiles
With a certain charm
It has fooled all those around me
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