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Artist: Stone Sour
Canonical path: /stone-sour/the-travelers-pt-1
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The Travelers (Pt. 1)
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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The Travelers (Pt. 1)
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I think I’m happy
Mostly happy
In a green autumn day
I’m walking lazy
Barely moving
Suddenly I fade away
Seems life is something more
Than a journey with no end
I just wanna lose it all
And find myself again
I’m on my own
I’m on my own
I don’t need a conscience
To tell me how I feel
I don’t need this wiry eyes
To focus on what to conceal
I don’t need anybody
To tell me who I am
Blaming on the broken heart
And falling apart again
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