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Artist: Skylar's Dream
Canonical path: /skylars-dream/last-call-for-the-1217
Related lyric paths: 6
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Last Call... For The 12:17
Read Last Call... For The 12:17 lyrics by Skylar's Dream on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Last Call... For The 12:17
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These three roses
Built to save me
On this pathway
Wilt so bravely
But they're dying, dying, dying to stay
Too much drama, drama, drama today.
All of this danger
Is willing to break me
All of these day-dreams
Are fading so smoothly
These three roses
Bound to bless me
Find your future
Past and present
But i'm dying, dying, dying to stay
But i'm losing, losing, losing my way
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