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Slow Children

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Acidemia Canonical path: /acidemia/slow-children Related lyric paths: 6
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Slow Children

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Children rise from the grave

Slowly ordered to the end

Wishing death one by one

Will have no salvation

It’s only a matter of time

Will end all suffering

The eyes of the misery

Get ready to die

Waking up in despair

Living with fear

Here is the second world

The third world is after death

Children rise from the grave

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