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This Is the Way the World Ends

from LOST IN THE CITY by 54•40

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This is The Way the World Ends

You know what they say
There’s just one way out but I ain’t going that way

And on that very day she came and took my spirit away
I could’ve had religion but I didn’t pray
Thank God for that

‘Cause if you ever loved that woman
You’d know what it is to feel pain
If you ever loved that woman
You be saying …”more pain”

You know what they say
About how love is gambled away

This is the way the world ends my friend
Staring upward at the sky
And all the planets and the entire void
And the universe is on the run

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from LOST IN THE CITY, released June 14, 2011
Lyrics By Neil Osborne

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