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Artist: Slow Coming Day
Canonical path: /slow-coming-day/recollections
Related lyric paths: 6
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Recollections
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Recollections
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Sit back and watch this dream you call your life quickly pass you by
and know this was wasted time.
And take a look in the mirror and tell me who have I become?
I know that I don't care.
I know that I don't care.
Recollect these thoughts you hold inside this cage
and they'll come to find you out and know this was wasted time.
And take a look in the mirror and tell me who have I become?
I know that I don't care.
I know that I don't care.
And know that each lie will find you out.
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