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Artist: Rotting Out
Canonical path: /rotting-out/faith-and-failure
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Faith And Failure
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Faith And Failure
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Black and white (faith and failure)
Day and night (faith and failure)
Heal to hurt (faith and failure)
Why wont you face the truth?
Black and white (faith and failure)
Day and night (faith and failure)
Heal to hurt (faith and failure)
Hope without doubt is self-abuse.
Laughing as i salt my wounds.
Don’t you know they’ll just reopen soon?
It’s rise and fall.
It’s born to lose.
It’s faith and failure.
It’s my truth.
Faith and failure it’s my truth.
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