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Artist: Tokimonsta
Canonical path: /tokimonsta/solitary-joy
Related lyric paths: 6
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Solitary Joy
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Solitary Joy
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I need peace of mind
Feeling disturbed, unconsciously I'm walking for
Looking past the skies, it's hard to fly
So I ask God
Hear me, hear me
Mother joy come back down from ways to here
Lying to me
Lying to me
Lying to me
Lying to me
I'll serve the way
From the creature taking my own joy away
I'll serve the way
Walking each step in my arm I'll start today
I'll live
I'll start again
I'll give
I'll start again
I'll live
I'll start again
(It's hard to fly)
I'll live
I'll start again
Lying to me
Lying to me
Lying to me
Lying to me
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