Sliver
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Sliver
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How long can you hold on to nothing
Rotting inside and out
Follow me on this road to nowhere
As I dig my grave
Engraved in stone, I lie asleep
How long can you hold on to something
I'm dying alone
Follow me
Miles away from a brighter day
Running faster in pouring rain
Eyes of thunder will haunt for awhile
Now forget how it feels to smile
Unforgettable visions
Soon rest with me
Fight my way through the sadness
As the sunset creeps
Fight my way through the sadness
And rest with me
Walking hand and hand
Learn to live again
Your confession proceeds
Carving deep wothin
As your blood runs thin
Let the absence be seen
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Thine Eyes Bleed performs "Sliver", and this lyric page sits inside the Thine Eyes Bleed catalog on LyroVerse.
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