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Artist: Traverser
Canonical path: /traverser/the-nerve
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The Nerve
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The Nerve
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Ask not the weather descending
Take not the fruit of the vine
Want not desire the ending
I know, I know, it grows
A slow death
From the outside
Get in my head
Carry me over again
These scavengers always come
Beyond the grave, your gone
Ask not the rain unrelenting
Waste not the noose in your mind
Want not desire the ending
I know, I know, it grows
A slow death
From the outside
Get in my head
Carry me over again
These scavengers always come
Beyond the grave, your gone
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Traverser performs "The Nerve", and this lyric page sits inside the Traverser catalog on LyroVerse.
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