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Artist: Son Lux
Canonical path: /son-lux/gone
Related lyric paths: 6
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Gone
Read Gone lyrics by Son Lux on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Gone
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Your eyes aren't telling you
What you need to know
Earth above our heads
And the sky below
In this hell of heaven's hold
Right is wrong, what's here is gone
Now, whose lies are pleasing us?
Now, whose lies are pleasing us?
Now, whose lies are pleasing us?
Your eyes aren't telling you
What you need to know
The Earth above our heads
And the sky below
In this hell of heaven's hold
Right is wrong, what's here is gone
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