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Artist: Pig Destroyer
Canonical path: /pig-destroyer/forgotten-child
Related lyric paths: 6
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Forgotten Child
Read Forgotten Child lyrics by Pig Destroyer on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Forgotten Child
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a sliver of star dances through my sky
to crash into another lifetime always the journey
never the destination those lovely columns of fanged
smoke wander through plastic gardens where kisses blown
at a forgotten love still drift looking for
a face in a world of masks i
see a light on a dead horizon glowing
like a bed of sapphires in a sea
of ash but it's a distraction and nothing
more just an instrument to measure the darkness
that swallows me from time to time
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