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Sunday Lyrics by Art Far Away

Verisimilitude & The Second Estate

2014

Tic, tock
Can you hear that?
Can you my love?
Take this crooked hand, I am a faithless man
Take this fucking hand!
Heave-Ho, this burden. Heave-Ho, is not yours to bare
In this empty shell of a man, lies nothing but pain
Nothing else than self hatred for this oblivious world
I am the one...
I am the world, I am every women and child that has ever died due to evil men
I am the one, who fights with the devil, but the devil does not fight fair
For every woman and every child that I have died for over the years
Laying on top of them, trying to protect them from the bullets that fly everywhere...
But I am just an empty vessel. I am the afterbirth of a whore screaming in pain in an alley where her bastard child is born
But just take this hand, and you will be saved, I will give you everything, but there is no one there...
Can you hear that? Can you my love? Can you hear them sing?
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Art Far Away

Art Far Away

About “Sunday” by Art Far Away

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"Sunday" is credited to Art Far Away. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Sunday" appears on "Verisimilitude & The Second Estate" in 2014.

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