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Artist: The Flesh Velvet
Canonical path: /the-flesh-velvet/facedown
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Facedown
Read Facedown lyrics by The Flesh Velvet on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Facedown
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What have I seen?
I dream a dream
Where I can lend my eyes
So you can see
Strings move our limbs
Whilst hanging by a tie
But I don't want to be part of this charade
Lord, I rather be face down
Why do I choke?
My blood will soak
Whilst they bleed me dry
Why do I live?
For all they give
Is hope in an afterlife
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