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Artist: Skreaming Skeletons
Canonical path: /skreaming-skeletons/a-silent-plane-crash-into-a-city
Related lyric paths: 6
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A Silent Plane Crash Into a City
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A Silent Plane Crash Into a City
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Can't you see?
I'm falling apart
And hoping that you'll try
To help me
Holding back warm tears
In winter's coldest years
How I longed to feel
But you made me fear
Myself
Seven years
I've waited here for you to
Care enough to care
About me
Now I don't know
Where you are
But I've been lost
Before
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