Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Trinnity
Canonical path: /trinnity/i-m-dying-by-little
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I'm Dying by Little
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I'm Dying by Little
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The moon, so full, shines
In this glorious night
I wish that I would die
This feelings of loneliness
An undescribible pain
Can't tell from where it comes
Why am I like this?
Why do I feel like this?
I was just laughing
I was just happy
But now I wish I was never born
I´m dying by little...
The words are missing
So many and so intense
Are the sensations
I end up losing,
Iluding, tormenting
However, never saving myself...
I´m dying by little...
Please save me.
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