Page type: lyric reference
Artist: The Barque of Dante
Canonical path: /the-barque-of-dante/walking-alone
Related lyric paths: 6
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Walking Alone
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Walking Alone
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I am walking
And watching
All the people surrounding me
But I’m walking
Alone
I am walking
And looking
At the people passing by
But I’m walking
Alone
Alone I walk but your spirit is with me
Though I am bound to this earth I am free
Alone I walk through this valley of shame
But pristine through you is my name
Solitude is a companion on my way
Faring into the unknown
Outlast the night and rejoice at the day
While I am walking alone
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