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Misery Harbour Lyrics by The Wretched End

In These Woods, from These Mountains

2016

Is that you
Watching your life from a
Philosophical point of view?
Judging and pondering
The ways of the world
Dark waters running deep
Burning the midnight oil
At the misery harbour
Awaits no sleep
Black pulse of decay
Self destructing the ego
Infesting the chamber of thoughts
Seed of discord planted within
Is that you
Watching your life from a
Philosophical point of view?
Creating your own isolation
At the edge of darkness
Medicate not the abyss
Let the soul roam free
Time has come to once again
Climb the throne of disharmony
At the misery harbour
Awaits no sleep

About “Misery Harbour” by The Wretched End

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"Misery Harbour" appears on "In These Woods, from These Mountains" in 2016.

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