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'What's Wrong' by PVRIS is a 2017 alternative track from the album 'All We Know of Heaven, All We Need of Hell'. The lyrics linger on alienation and disquiet, with the speaker returning changed, feeling out of place in their own body, and turning away from consoling images, saints and ghosts included. One line reduces self-recognition to absence, asking for the mirror to be taken away, so they cannot see themselves at all. It’s a grimly intimate register, cynical and defensive, framed as a personal accounting that never quite resolves.
"What's Wrong" is a single by PVRIS, from the album All We Know of Heaven, All We Need of Hell, released 24th August 2017. The track is 4:59 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about PVRIS.
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