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Artist: Slow Coming Day
Canonical path: /slow-coming-day/loneliness-settles-in
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Loneliness Settles In
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Loneliness Settles In
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She can hear the ocean crashing from a crowded city street.
And as she walks her troubled eyes can see through it all, can see through it all.
As loneliness settles in.
She's trapped inside a daydream waiting for someone to rescue her.
But she doesn't realize that she is all alone now.
She's all alone as loneliness settles in.
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