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XVII Canto

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Acrybia Canonical path: /acrybia/xvii-canto Related lyric paths: 6
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XVII Canto

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Porzucisz każdą rzecz którą kochałeś najbardziej

I to jest owa strzała którą łuk wygnania pierwszą wypuszcza

Spróbujesz jak gorzki ma smak cudzy chleb

I jak ciężko jest wchodzić i schodzić po cudzych schodach

A tym co najbardziej ugnie ci ramiona

Będzie kampania zła i niegodziwa

Z którą zejdziesz w dolinę wygnania

Co cała szalona i bezbożna powstanie przeciwko tobie

Lecz nie za długo to ona nie ty

Zarumienione będzie mieć ze wstydu skronie.

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