Summer
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Summer
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Run away
Don't look back
Will you remember me
Through thick and thin
Tell me you'll remember me
Because these sudden memories
Burn me away
And it burns me away
While it numbs you away
And all these thoughts
All these thoughts in my head
My wall remains closed
Constant images of pain
Keep us away
Tell me what will happen
If we head this way
Rip out my own heart own heart
And you will see anger and laughter
And all these thoughts
All these thoughts in my head
My wall remains closed
I know you'll be here
And I know you'll keep your promise
I'll wait for you
With these constant images of pain
Will never be the same
In this picture
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To Crown a King performs "Summer", and this lyric page sits inside the To Crown a King catalog on LyroVerse.
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