Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Soliloquium
Canonical path: /soliloquium/catharsis
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Catharsis
Read Catharsis lyrics by Soliloquium on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Catharsis
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Did you choose to walk away, yet never strayed?
Did you see the pristine, beyond the passing hours?
Did your mind stray to the horizon?
Was it a disorder to dream?
There's no moment to dwell in, only what lingers ahead
The treacherous footprints of a wanderer's path
There's always another flicker in the distance
A promise of something more
Small things, distractions in the periphery
The crippling weight of longing
Insatiable remnant of the past
Eyes to the Sun, I offer no reply
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