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Artist: Punch
Canonical path: /punch/what-s-in-a-name
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What's In A Name?
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What's In A Name?
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I can't imagine your hidden pain, risking everything for the truth
You lost your battle, but in my eyes you won the war
The only solace is that you were able to live your life
The way you wanted, if only for a little while
The only hope is that you felt yourself, if not your best
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