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Artist: Souldrainer
Canonical path: /souldrainer/first-row-in-hell
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First Row In Hell
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First Row In Hell
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Today was the very first day that I felt alone that I felt it slipping away
Today was the very first time I toyed with the idea of throwing it all away
Today I felt a scorching flame, kneel down and obey misery
My ego was thrown in my face
This is the first row in hell
I can not feel, not see the pain
Why can't it stop? What's going on?
Today I was told that I was weak
My only goal was to stay far away from pain
Why can't it stop? What's going on?
All is lost now.
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