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Artist: Sedna
Canonical path: /sedna/our-damnable-need-to-speak
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Our Damnable Need To Speak
Read Our Damnable Need To Speak lyrics by Sedna on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Our Damnable Need To Speak
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Silence breeds unamed monsters
Empty in his pride
Affection's not deserved now and
Scissors you create on your own
Learning to forgive
Hades of my soul
'Till you have to be there
You oughtta be aware
But you wanna be the same old part
Throughout the time
I don't need your words against myself
I promise to let my legacy in good hands
I don't need to feel like a parasite
Why do I need someone to be mine?
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