The Wolverines
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Dawn

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: The Wolverines Canonical path: /the-wolverines/dawn Related lyric paths: 6
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Dawn

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Upon a cold floor in a filthy room

In a river of blood she cries... she cries

And artwork of pain

And the brushstrokes are red

Fighting the emptiness

That is slowly consuming her soul

Fighting for her consciousness...

Looking for the answers...

Trying to remember...

Finding the beginning...

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