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Artist: Poor Jim
Canonical path: /poor-jim/why
Related lyric paths: 6
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Why
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Why
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Night falls, and the wind blows high. Fate calls, and I wonder why.
Why must it be this way?
Now you see the walls come down on me. Step inside; the feeling has all
but died.
Time for me is wasting away, alive and free with vengeance all to pay.
The sin and the lies have opened up my eyes. I can't believe. The doubts
will follow me.
Now, dealing with time is my only friend. Can you expect me to trust you
in the end?
Night falls, and the wind blows high. Fate calls, and I wonder why.
Why must it be this way?
True lies and words misspoken--why are they always broken?
Why must it be this way?
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