Social Sterility
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Social Sterility
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Challenging a certain death
Surviving mysteriously
Drawn back to the scene to perform
Revealing herself as emotionless and cold
Exploring the borders of the living and the dead
Dreaming dreams that made the demons rule instead
A carnival of souls
Performing eerie tunes to shadows and ghouls
A pavilion in the twilight
She's moving on
Along a desert road
With a ghoul replacing the reflection
Exploring the borders of the living and the dead
Dreaming dreams that made the demons rule instead
A carnival of souls
Performing eerie tunes to shadows and ghouls
Over again
Visions of him
The malevolent moments
No longer confined to windows
Dejected and confused
Chasing ghouls to find the truth
Living in her sleep
A lost soul seeking refuge from the dead
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Those Left Behind performs "Social Sterility", and this lyric page sits inside the Those Left Behind catalog on LyroVerse.
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