Means For An Ending
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Means For An Ending
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Bitter sweet the memories
that seem so long ago
tear away my skin
and find the remnants of my soul
calling your name
calling your name
Situations come and go
and I'm still waiting for the fall
living out my days
and never letting go
calling your name
calling your name
I've tried running from my mistakes
I'm tired of seeking asylum
I need a means for an ending
but it never seems I'll find it...
In time, turning a blind eye
I'll find a means for an ending
amend my steps out of line
and take away all my regrets
I've tried running from my mistakes
I'm tired of seeking asylum
I need a means for an ending
but it never seems I'll find it...
I'll find a means for an ending
and take away all my regrets
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The Eternal performs "Means For An Ending", and this lyric page sits inside the The Eternal catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to A Dream's End and A Quiet Death Of The Sun with a short reason for opening each page next.
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