Scream Silence
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The Faint

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Scream Silence Canonical path: /scream-silence/the-faint Related lyric paths: 6
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The Faint

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Now you're cowering once more

In corrosive waste

And hesitate like paralysed

To run and to escape

Quietly endure

All this pain

Which quietly creeps

Through your veins

Quietlywear

All these chains

Don't fight the jail

Tooth and nail

Awaiting my upcoming faint

I stumble through the rain

In a godlike complacent grin

Is collapsing my dear feint

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