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Artist: Silverstein
Canonical path: /silverstein/my-miserable-life
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My Miserable Life
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My Miserable Life
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It's been four years of silence,
But there's still so much left to say.
This dirty lens remembers,
I've tried to clean it and hide it away,
But it won't forget you.
And if this picture tells the story of my miserable life,
Would you burn it for me or hang it up for everyone to see?
A thousand words judge me
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