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Artist: Ordo Equitum Solis
Canonical path: /ordo-equitum-solis/stars-and-misery
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Stars and Misery
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Stars and Misery
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A Star is in the Sky
For anyone of us
But in some
There is no light I see
So many meaningless words
Covers this dusty world
Is this the will of Destiny
It's hard to understand
All these unworthinesses
I close my eyes...
Understand the aim of sorrow
No, no I never will
Fall down with useless sadnesses
No, I never will
Yet there's something so deep in me
I can't help bleeding
Is there no place to hide away from misery ?
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