A Loneliness
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A Loneliness
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Tell me where to go from here
I look at you, eyes wide with fear
Our moments fade, we are lost
But this moment stays
So look at me and tell me that
A seasons past is simply that
I've led you to this darkened place
And now it's going up in flames
I tell you where we go from here
I tell you where we go from here
All of our moments up in flames
And now I'm taking you away
I tell you where we go from here
I tell you where we go from here
All of our moments up in flames
And now I'm taking you away
I tell you where we go from here
I tell you where we go from here
All of our moments up in flames
And now I'm taking you away
I tell you where we go from here
I tell you where we go from here
All of our moments up in flames
And now I'm taking you away
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