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Beloved ~ Failure On My Lips


Under an eclipse of ever-rising feeling Moving faster through my veins And bleeding out the sun That’s bleeding down our necks And burning my eyes If this is a crutch for the weak Then I am the least of these So cut off my arms and break my legs So I don’t feel this anymore Choking on all of the feeling That I’m swallowing in Tasting the failure on my lips That I’ve lead in And this is my last chance for survival A last ditch effort to cure my ache We’re so vain aren’t we? We’re so proud and empty We’re left leaning on our only intrigue The lies that I’ve told won’t bury us whole They won’t find us time This is the end of the story that I can forget This goes far beyond our loyalties And we feign as a shield That’s teeming with guilt and resonance But we held our heads so high We have not yet defeated failure more free lyrics

Under an eclipse of ever-rising feeling
Moving faster through my veins
And bleeding out the sun
That’s bleeding down our necks
And burning my eyes
If this is a crutch for the weak
Then I am the least of these
So cut off my arms and break my legs
So I don’t feel this anymore
Choking on all of the feeling
That I’m swallowing in
Tasting the failure on my lips
That I’ve lead in
And this is my last chance for survival
A last ditch effort to cure my ache
We’re so vain aren’t we?
We’re so proud and empty
We’re left leaning on our only intrigue
The lies that I’ve told won’t bury us whole
They won’t find us time
This is the end of the story that I can forget
This goes far beyond our loyalties
And we feign as a shield
That’s teeming with guilt and resonance
But we held our heads so high
We have not yet defeated failure

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