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Artist: Scars To Prove
Canonical path: /scars-to-prove/transcendental-romance
Related lyric paths: 6
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Transcendental Romance
Read Transcendental Romance lyrics by Scars To Prove on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Transcendental Romance
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Your eyes, they burn a hole in the back of my head
Your window lights the way to opportunity
We were meant for...
The only one for you is me
We were meant for the skyes and the birds
I'll pass it all to you...
Why can you be complete?
Why can't you see I write these songs for you?
All for you...you know it's true
Your widow lights the way to opportunity
But it all comes crashing down
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