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Artist: The Elijah
Canonical path: /the-elijah/in-misery
Related lyric paths: 6
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In Misery
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In Misery
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I feel like I've been left here to rot
I swear I used to feel so much more
I can barely breathe
I can barely speak. Honestly,
I don't know where I went so wrong
The truth I never spoke is I'm afraid of dying alone
But I know that's how this ends
Where are you when I need saving?
I've never felt this scared before
Why can't I feel your help?
I never thought you were real
I've always felt alone but I've never felt like this
I've been left here to rot.
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