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Wanderer (ft. Jun)
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I fall through
Dark and gloomy nets of dew
You told me I could never face my truth
Loose and faulty ropes of ether
I would use
But one small flash and I forgot you
Awake at 7AM again, again
Forced to repeat the F/M again, again
I feel you under my bed again, again
But now you're stuck in my head, my head
I'm a wanderer
My mind's off
Too tired to find a way to stop
Stuck searching for the thing to turn it on
I've wronged these ultraviolet light rays
From the sun
So close your eyes and brace for liftoff
Awake at 7AM again, again
Forced to repeat the F/M again, again
I feel you under my bed again, again
But now you're stuck in my head, my head
I'm a wanderer
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Wanderer (Instrumental)
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Entro-P England, UK
Experimental Vocaloid Producer
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