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Artist: This Cold Night
Canonical path: /this-cold-night/eighties-goth-suicide-note
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Eighties Goth Suicide Note
Read Eighties Goth Suicide Note lyrics by This Cold Night on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Eighties Goth Suicide Note
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Darkness hear me now
Darkness hear me now
Darkness hear me now
I’ll leave this world
I’ll leave this world
I’m in my darkest place
I see clearly now
In my darkest place
I’m in my darkest place
I can end it now
In my darkest place
If anybody reads this I’m not sorry
If anybody reads this I’m not sorry
If anybody reads this I’m not sorry
But really, who would read this?
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