World Long Gone
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World Long Gone
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Sometimes, well, I said sometimes, I go crazy, like I'm crazy.
It takes patience, lots of patience, then it's over, fucking over.
I look at the sky, faded, I read the stars.
Maybe I don't know how many people are starving, in this world long gone.
Sometimes, well, I said sometimes, I go crazy, like I'm crazy.
It takes patience, lots of patience, then it's over, fucking over.
I look at the sky, faded, I read the stars.
Maybe I don't know how many people are starving
Maybe I don't know how many people are starving, in this world long gone.
I look at the sky, faded, I read the stars.
Maybe I don't know how many people are starving
Maybe I don't know how many people are starving, in this world long gone.
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Scars on Broadway performs "World Long Gone", and this lyric page sits inside the Scars on Broadway catalog on LyroVerse.
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