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The Slam

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Sophya Canonical path: /sophya/the-slam Related lyric paths: 6
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The Slam

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Here I am, alone again.

Captured by my thoughts

Here I stand, alone again.

Hanged on the cross of faults.

My dreams turned to be nightmares

I'm so afraid to sleep,

I'm hardly lying.

I dream about your face, your hands

And then I wake up crying.

Time to wake up & realize,

There's no one but yourself to trust.

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