The Forgotten
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The Forgotten
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Here comes the story of a man,
A man who nobody ever sees
Everyday you pass him by
Without a single glance
Awakene by his stomach gurglings
One more night spent in the winter frost
His ethylic dream is over!
The daily nightmare is back!
This is the story of a man, the story of the forgotten
A single day by his side would be a torture for you
He has to beg only for a piece of bread
And to pay the bottles that will drown his troubles
Devored by loneliness, tormented by the ghosts of past
He remembers the bygone joy
His ethylic dream is over!
The daily nightmare is back!
This is the story of a man, the story of the forgotten
Everyday you pass him by
Without a single glance
Misery has a smell, a mixture of grime and plonk
But when you see him, don't ignore him anymore
Don't ignore him anymore!!
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Shredding Sanity performs "The Forgotten", and this lyric page sits inside the Shredding Sanity catalog on LyroVerse.
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