Nautilus
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Nautilus
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The pressure builds
In the end we'll die alone
There's no polish for our lost luster
We're exhausted. We're sold out
Bare your teeth like the lion you are
Send your fire for we deserve to burn
You built these walls, only to see us ruin the foundation you laid
And for what? For what?
Where were you when I prayed so selfishly?
Where were you when I slept so recklessly? Where were you?
Still I keep routines and I'll never understand why
Sitting complacently, God bless this mess I've made
I
'Ve failed
No medication, no professional opinion
I've failed
Bring me to your arms, warm my cold heart
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Stand Your Ground performs "Nautilus", and this lyric page sits inside the Stand Your Ground catalog on LyroVerse.
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